Nutrición Internacional
Nutrition International, ka'ache' le Micronutrient Initiative (MI), leti' jump'éel agencia internacional ma' uti'al u náajaltik taak'in yaan Canadá ku meyaj uti'al u xu'ulul u si'ipil vitaminas yéetel minerales ti' le noj lu'umilo'ob táan u bin u ma'alo'obtalo'obo'. Kex tu menudo chéen k'a'abet tumen u wíinkilal ti' jach mejen yaan xan ya'abach, vitamina yéetel minerales - xan k'ajóolta'ano'ob bix micronutrientes - apoyan jump'éel arsenal noj biológicas críticas incluyendo tuméen, función inmune yéetel función wicho'ob, bey ma'alo'ob fetal ti' le ta ts'o'omej, le yaan nervioso, yéetel le yaan esquelético. Micronutrient deficiency is a form of malnutrition and is a recognized health problem in many developing countries. Globally, more than two billion people live with vitamin and mineral deficiencies.
“Le mola'aya' ku t'aan ti', yéetel ku ts'áaik taak'in yéetel áantaj técnico uti'al u yodización le ta'abo', u t'o'oxol polvos multi-micronutrientes, u fortificación le janalbe'eno'ob básicos bey harina trigo yéetel vitamina A, hierro yéetel ácido fólico, yéetel suplementación dietética yéetel vitamina A, hierro, zinc yéetel ácido fólico. Tak 1997, yéetel le áantaj taak'in ti' le jala'acho' of Canada, Nutrition International has provided more than eight billion doses of vitamin A for use by UNICEF and national governments.” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutrition_International_(organization)#Work) – they probably provide these in a trade-free manner.
On a negative note: they advertise trade-based networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn etc. on their website.