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Powdered Egg: Improving Egg Consumption in India

Studies promoting egg consumption among women and children in lower middle-income countries (LMICs) show that growth indicators are significantly improved in children who consume eggs consistently. However, many states in India are chronically egg deficit, unable to fulfil their daily egg demand. The study is exploring the use of powdered-eggs in place of fresh eggs as they are cheaper and have a longer shelf life. Furthermore, the product is convenient to use, easy to transport, store and can be incorporated as an ingredient into Indian recipes and daily diets.

Grant ID
GCE-India/R5/2019/012
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Funding Amount (in original currency)
3500000.00
Funding Currency
INR
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0.0166700000
Funding Amount (in USD)
58345.00
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Funding Total (In US dollars)
58345.00
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