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Nutrition
This section provides information about the Ministry of Health’s work in the area of nutrition.
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What we do: nutrition and physical activity
The Ministry provides advice to the Government on nutrition and physical activity for healthy New Zealanders.
Nutrient reference values (including recommended dietary intakes)
Nutrient Reference Values (NRVs) refer to the levels of recommended intakes of essential nutrients, such as vitamins and minerals.
Baby-led weaning – Ministry position statement
Currently, the Ministry of Health does not recommend baby-led weaning (BLW) as population health advice in New Zealand.
Infant feeding in emergencies for babies aged 0–12 months
Advice for health practitioners
Nutrition and Physical Activity Knowledge Bulletin
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Nutrition publications
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