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Programs and humanitarian supply

Fortified staples for nutrition programs and humanitarian supply.

Programs need nutrition specifications met at volume, with batch records that hold up to audit. Meallions configures fortified rice and cereal production around the crops available near the program, then verifies every run against the target profile.

Who this is for

  • School feeding and social protection programs
  • Humanitarian and emergency supply operators
  • Government nutrition agencies

Outcomes

  • Nutrition targets met with locally available crops
  • Documentation ready for donor and agency reporting
  • Fewer physical trials before program supply starts

What we deliver

Specification-led formulation

Target micronutrient profiles translated into a producible recipe on local feedstock.

Traceable batch records

Every production run carries setpoints, inputs and verification results.

Local sourcing fit

Maize, sorghum, cassava and broken rice modeled before any physical trial.

How it works

  1. 1Define the nutrition specification, cost ceiling and acceptable local inputs.
  2. 2Simulate candidate recipes and equipment setpoints in the production twin.
  3. 3Confirm the ranked candidate on the pilot line and record the verified result.
  4. 4Transfer the verified recipe to the production line serving the program.
Mission

Transforming nutrition with AI, one grain at a time.

Hidden hunger leaves nearly 2 billion people short of essential micronutrients. Meallions makes micronutrient-fortified rice and cereals repeatable at industrial scale — cooked and priced like the staples households already buy.

Pilot production center, Nairobi

Fortified grains produced from local crops, where adaptive fortification, extrusion and the production twin are proven together before a customer line is configured.

Throughput
~250 kg/h
Feedstock
Maize · Sorghum · Cassava · Broken rice
  • Anemia risk reduction through fortified staples
  • Circular use of local crops and broken rice
  • Local jobs, operator training and skills