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Peanut Butter: Fortified, Functional, and Future-Ready

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  Peanut butter is no longer just a tasty spread but a symbol of modern nutrition offering the goodness of peanuts in a wholesome form. Consumers today prefer nutrient-dense, functional, and sustainable, peanut butter as a source of energy and nutrition given its limitless potential. With its natural protein base and adaptability to fortification, lifestyle positioning, and innovation, peanut butter is evolving from a household staple into a future-ready superfood that addresses wellness, convenience, and conscious living all at once.   Peanut Butter – The Superfood for Modern Day Fortified: More Nutritious Functional: Better for a Healthy Lifestyle FAQs Conclusion What Makes Peanut Butter a Modern Superfood Once marketed as a mere spread, peanut butter is today recognized as a powerhouse of plant protein, healthy fats, and vitamins. With the global shift towards conscious eating, clean-label products, and functional foods, peanut...

How Ready-to-Use Foods Are Shaping the Future of Infant Nutrition

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  Millions of children globally struggle to receive adequate nutrition in the early years of their lives. This is a critical time where nutrition determines quality of life, overall health, and future. Conventional interventions face logistical, storage, and hygiene challenges, particularly in low-resource areas. It is in such unfavorable conditions that life-saving supplements, such as Ready-to-Use Foods (RUFs), including Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) and Ready-to-Use Supplementary Food (RUSF), redefine the future of infant nutrition globally. At Nuflower Foods, we develop and distribute science-backed formulations in association with health organisations and driven by the power of ingredients like high-quality peanut paste and lipid-based nutrient supplements (LNS), which can transform a child’s life, aid in recovery, and develop lifelong resilience.   The Evolution of Ready-to-Use Foods Why RUTF and RUSF Are Game-Changers for Infants Nu...

Behind the Scenes: The Manufacturing Process of High-Quality RUTF and RUSF You Can Rely On

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  Malnutrition is a global crisis with millions of children facing grave consequences. In the fight against malnutrition, world organisations need partners who can deliver reliable nutritional solutions. Nuflower is a leader in manufacturing Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) and Ready-to-Use Supplementary Food (RUSF) in India, partnering with world organisations to offer optimal safety, efficacy, and quality in  RUTF and RUSF products . Table of Contents   Our Manufacturing Philosophy Sourcing Raw Materials Advanced Production Technology Unmatched Quality Assurance Certifications & Compliance Streamlined Supply Chain Management Partnership and Customization Frequently Asked Questions Our Manufacturing Philosophy Nuflower shines as a one-stop solution for RUTF and RUSF, supporting humanitarian agencies and nutrition programs worldwide. Every step reflects the manufacturer’s missio...

Treatment and Rehabilitation of Moderate Acute Malnutrition: Strategies and Best Practices

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  In 2025, millions of children under 5 suffer from the adverse effects of Moderate Acute Malnutrition – a nutritional deficiency that stunts normal growth, delays cognitive development, and deteriorates overall health. In this latest blog, we decode the most effective strategies and best practices for rehabilitating and treating MAM on how to restore a child’s health, prevent deterioration, and build long-term resilience through the use of  RUSF . Table of Contents   What is Moderate Acute Malnutrition? Key Treatment Strategies Nutrition and Supplementation Options Role of Caregivers Key Takeaways FAQ Conclusion What is Moderate Acute Malnutrition? Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) is defined by WHO guidelines as a weight-for-height score between −2 and −3 or a weight-for-height percentile (WFH) between 70% and 79% compared to a reference population. MAM is characterized by moderate wasting and stunting. ...

Peanut Butter in Pediatric Nutrition

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Peanut butter is not merely a spread but an emotion. Every house has a jar of peanut butter handy to make a boring breakfast palatable, and every pre-workout snack healthy. But the benefits of peanut butter go beyond just adding a dollop of taste to bland food. Nutritionists approve of peanut butter as a wholesome food packed with nutrients and energy, ideal for children of all ages. A wholesome and healthy option like peanut butter makes all the difference in a world where unhealthy snacks are aplenty.  Is Peanut Butter Good for Children? A common myth is that health and taste do not go hand in hand. Peanut butter proves that nutrient goodness and great taste coexist in a jar. Peanut butter is an excellent source of nutrition for children when introduced safely and in the right quantity. Known for its phenomenal taste and silky texture, peanut butter is one condiment that boasts a diverse nutrient profile. It contains the right amount of healthy fats, protein, vitamins, and ...

Peanut Butter Nutrition and Health Benefits – Nuflower Foods

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  Introduction Peanut butter is more than just a delicious spread – it's a nutritional powerhouse packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats. At Nuflower Foods, we take pride in crafting premium peanut butter that delivers both exceptional taste and outstanding health benefits. Let's explore why peanut butter deserves a regular place in your diet. Over the past few years, the wellness and fitness sector has picked up tremendous momentum. With the ease of access to platforms such as Instagram and others, it is extremely simple to collect information at your fingertips and one such simple access trend is  peanut butter . Due to the information era we are living in, individuals are becoming more aware of the necessity of protein consumption and incorporating it into their daily nutritional plan. The typical human requires a minimum of 30 grams of protein per meal to perform at optimum levels. This figure is more critical for gym-goers on a diet and waistline ...

Micronutrients in RUTF: Why Every Element Counts

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  In the early stages of life, micronutrients like vitamins and minerals play a critical role in growth, immunity, cognitive function, and organ development. Unlike macronutrients, namely carbohydrates, protein, and fat, micronutrients cannot directly provide energy;  they act as cofactors and catalysts for almost every biological process in the body. Children under 5 suffering from malnutrition in any form lack these key micronutrients, thereby interfering with key developmental milestones and sound health. Lack of micronutrients can be manifested as   Impaired immune response Stunted growth Increased susceptibility to infections Delayed mental and motor development Higher risk of death from common illnesses like diarrhoea or pneumonia Not only do these conditions cause issues with the child’s health, but they also increase the chances of fatality. In such adverse cases, RUTF serves as a saving grace – a specific...