Vitamin A Animal Food Table

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Video: Vitamin A Animal Food Table

Video: Vitamin A Animal Food Table
Video: non vegetarian / Animal sources of Vitamin A 2023, March
Vitamin A Animal Food Table
Vitamin A Animal Food Table
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Vitamin A Animal Food Table

No. amount Share of the daily value per 100 g
1 Raw cod liver oil 30,000.0 μg 3,333.3%
2 Duck liver, raw 11 984.0 μg 1,331.6%
3 Stewed turkey liver 10,751.0 μg 1,194.6%
4 Beef liver, stewed or fried 9 442.0 μg 1,049.1%
five Raw goose liver 9,309.0 μg 1,034.3%
6 Pork liver fried or stewed 5 405.0 μg 600.6%
7 Fried chicken liver 4 296.0 μg 477.3%
eight Baked or smoked eel 1 137.0 μg 126.3%
nine Milk Powder Protein Supplements 1,050.0 μg 116.7%
ten Foie gras canned 1 001.0 μg 111.2%
eleven Butter 840.0 μg 93.3%
12 Powdered chicken egg yolk 477.0 μg 53.0%
13 Goat cheese 407.0 μg 45.2%
fourteen Raw egg yolk 381.0 μg 42.3%
fifteen Powdered egg substitutes 369.0 μg 41.0%
sixteen Limburger cheese 340.0 μg 37.8%
17 Brunust cheese 334.0 μg 37.1%
18 Cheddar cheese 330.0 μg 36.7%
nineteen Port-Salu cheese 315.0 μg 35.0%
20 Cream cheese 308.0 μg 34.2%
21 Muenster cheese 298.0 μg 33.1%
22 Roquefort cheese 294.0 μg 32.7%
23 Swiss cheese 288.0 μg 32.0%
24 Omul baked 283.0 μg 31.4%
25 Gruyere cheese 271.0 μg 30.1%
26 Colby cheese 264.0 μg 29.3%
27 Baked sturgeon 263.0 μg 29.2%
28 Fontina cheese 261.0 μg 29.0%
29 Powdered milk 258.0 μg 28.7%
thirty Tilsiter cheese 249.0 μg 27.7%
31 Edam cheese 243.0 μg 27.0%
32 Camembert cheese 241.0 μg 26.8%
33 Neuchatel cheese 241.0 μg 26.8%
34 Provolone cheese 236.0 μg 26.2%
35 Cheshire cheese 233.0 μg 25.9%
36 Cheese Mexican Cotiha 229.0 μg 25.4%
37 Keso Fresco cheese 224.0 μg 24.9%
38 Mozzarella cheese 223.0 μg 24.8%
39 Parmesan cheese 207.0 μg 23.0%
40 Cooked cuttlefish 203.0 μg 22.6%
41 Monterey cheese 198.0 μg 22.0%
42 Blue cheeses 198.0 μg 22.0%
43 Duck egg, raw 194.0 μg 21.6%
44 Raw goose egg 187.0 μg 20.8%
45 Brie cheese 174.0 μg 19.3%
46 Boiled shellfish 171.0 μg 19.0%
47 Kefir 171.0 μg 19.0%
48 Raw turkey egg 166.0 μg 18.4%
49 Gouda cheese 165.0 μg 18.3%
50 Raw chicken egg 160.0 μg 17.8%
51 Raw quail egg 156.0 μg 17.3%
52 Baked Chinook salmon 149.0 μg 16.6%
53 Boiled chicken egg (hard boiled) 149.0 μg 16.6%
54 Baked catfish 130.0 μg 14.4%
55 Canned horse mackerel 130.0 μg 14.4%
56 Chees Feta 125.0 μg 13.9%
57 Ricotta cheese 107.0 μg 11.9%
58 Pecorino Romano cheese 96.0 μg 10.7%
59 Boiled mussels 91.0 μg 10.1%
60 Boiled octopus 90.0 μg 10.0%
61 Red or black caviar, raw 90.0 μg 10.0%
62 Sour cream 90.0 μg 10.0%
63 Stewed pork kidneys 78.0 μg 8.7%
64 Condensed milk 74.0 μg 8.2%
65 Swept away fat free 73.0 μg 8.1%
66 Cottage cheese 2% fat 68.0 μg 7.6%
67 Baked seabass 64.0 μg 7.1%
68 Mexican cheese Anejo 64.0 μg 7.1%
69 Mahi-mahi (corifena) baked 62.0 μg 6.9%
70 Baked salmon 58.0 μg 6.4%
71 Goat milk 57.0 μg 6.3%
72 Pheasant cooked 57.0 μg 6.3%
73 Cheese Mexican Keso Chihuahua 56.0 μg 6.2%
74 Mexican cheese Oaxaca 55.0 μg 6.1%
75 Baked mackerel 54.0 μg 6.0%
76 Fried shark meat 54.0 μg 6.0%
77 Coho salmon baked 51.0 μg 5.7%
78 Grouper baked 50.0 μg 5.6%
79 Ryazhenka 47.0 μg 5.2%
80 Sheep's milk 44.0 μg 4.9%
81 Baked swordfish 43.0 μg 4.8%
82 Baked pink salmon 42.0 μg 4.7%
83 Baked whiting 38.0 μg 4.2%
84 Baked herring 36.0 μg 4.0%
85 Baked molva 35.0 μg 3.9%
86 River perch baked 35.0 μg 3.9%
87 Chum salmon baked 34.0 μg 3.8%
88 Baked milk fish (hanos) 33.0 μg 3.7%
89 Butter fish (escolar) smoked 33.0 μg 3.7%
90 Whole cow's milk 3.7% fat 33.0 μg 3.7%
91 Canned sardine in oil 32.0 μg 3.6%
92 Yellowtail (lacedra) baked 31.0 μg 3.4%
93 Raw snails 30.0 μg 3.3%
94 Cow's milk 2% fat 28.0 μg 3.1%
95 Baked halibut 24.0 μg 2.7%
96 Pike cooked 24.0 μg 2.7%
97 Baked pike perch 24.0 μg 2.7%
98 Roasted croaker 23.0 μg 2.6%
99 Duck (duck meat) baked (meat without skin) 23.0 μg 2.6%
100 Baked goose 21.0 μg 2.3%
101 Baked Menёk 21.0 μg 2.3%
102 Baked chicken legs (meat with skin) 20.0 μg 2.2%
103 Baked oysters 20.0 μg 2.2%
104 Baked trout 19.0 μg 2.1%
105 Fried chicken 18.0 μg 2.0%
106 Fried smelt 17.0 mcg 1.9%
107 Baked Terpug 17.0 mcg 1.9%
108 Canned tuna in its own juice 17.0 mcg 1.9%
109 Sea perch (red) baked 15.0 μg 1.7%
110 Boiled crayfish 15.0 μg 1.7%
111 Fried catfish 15.0 μg 1.7%
112 Raw frog legs 15.0 μg 1.7%
113 Monkfish cooked 14.0 μg 1.6%
114 Baked salmon 13.0 μg 1.4%
115 Boiled or stewed light beef 12.0 μg 1.3%
116 Baked pollock 12.0 μg 1.3%
117 Baked turkey (meat and skin of a whole carcass) 12.0 μg 1.3%
118 Fried flounder 12.0 μg 1.3%
119 Canned anchovies (in oil) 12.0 μg 1.3%
120 Cooked squid (fried) 11.0 μg 1.2%
121 Melted pork fat (lard) 11.0 μg 1.2%
122 Philadelphia cheese 11.0 μg 1.2%
123 Baked carp 10.0 μg 1.1%
124 Baked chicken breast (skinless) 10.0 μg 1.1%
125 Chicken hearts cooked 8.0 μg 0.9%
126 Pork heart, boiled or stewed 7.0 μg 0.8%
127 Burbot baked 5.0 μg 0.6%
128 Turkey thigh (fillet) baked 5.0 μg 0.6%
129 Boiled turkey breast (fillet) 3.0 μg 0.3%
130 Baked turkey drumstick (skinless) 3.0 μg 0.3%
131 Abalone cooked 2.0 μg 0.2%
132 Scallop cooked 2.0 μg 0.2%
133 Milk serum 2.0 μg 0.2%
134 Pork loin baked 2.0 μg 0.2%
135 Pork fillet cooked 2.0 μg 0.2%
136 Dried jellyfish 2.0 μg 0.2%
137 Boiled crab 1.0 μg 0.1%
138 Boiled lobsters (lobsters, lobsters) 1.0 μg 0.1%
139 Cooked beef (meat without fat) 1.0 μg 0.1%

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