Experts are calling for food trade policies in West Africa to be more closely aligned with nutrition goals to improve public health. They argue that current trade practices often prioritize quantity over nutritional quality, leading to unhealthy diets. By integrating nutrition into trade agreements and regulations, the region can ensure that healthier food options are more available and affordable. This approach is seen as essential for combating malnutrition and diet-related diseases in West Africa.
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