Vitameal — halal weaning flour for 6-month-old babies in the DRC
At 6 months, infants are generally ready for their first complementary food. In the Democratic Republic of Congo, WHO and the National Nutrition Program (PRONANUT) recommend exclusive breastfeeding until 6 full months, followed by gradual diversification.
Before 6 months, an infant’s digestive system isn’t yet ready to process complex carbohydrates, and breast milk alone covers all their needs. From 6 months, iron reserves deplete and energy needs rise: introducing a suitable weaning flour becomes necessary.
AFI’s Vitameal Wheat is formulated for this first stage:
One to two servings a day are enough at the start of diversification, always alongside continued breastfeeding.
Start with a small diluted amount, always after breastfeeding. Progress gradually based on baby’s tolerance, watching digestion and stools after each new food.
AFI delivers Vitameal to distributors and wholesalers in Kinshasa, Katanga, and other DRC provinces, via the port of Matadi from its Marrakech factories.
From what age can Vitameal be given in the DRC?
AFI recommends offering Vitameal only from 6 full months, in line with WHO and PRONANUT recommendations. Before that age, breast milk alone covers all of an infant’s needs.
How much Vitameal at 6 months?
One to two servings a day, in small diluted amounts, always alongside continued breastfeeding.
Is Vitameal suited to Congolese babies?
Yes, formulated for infant dietary diversification, Halal IMANOR certified and ISO 22000 compliant, available through AFI’s distributor network in the DRC.
How to order Vitameal wholesale in the DRC?
Contact commercial@agrofoodindustrie.com or WhatsApp +212 661 990 982, specifying your market (Kinshasa, Lubumbashi, province) and estimated volume.
Infant nutrition wholesaler DRC — Halal IMANOR certified, delivery to Kinshasa and provinces.
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