Vitamin D in foods (table)

These tables are adopted by the average daily need for vitamin D is 10 micrograms. The column “Percent of daily requirement” shows what percentage of 100 grams of the product satisfy the daily human need for vitamin D (calciferol).

FOODS HIGH IN VITAMIN D ARE:

Product nameThe content of vitamin D in 100gThe percentage of daily requirement
Fish oil (cod liver)250 mcg2500%
Herring fatty30 µg300%
Chum16.3 mcg163%
Mackerel16.1 µg161%
Salmon Atlantic (salmon)11 mcg110%
Salmon10.9 µg109%
Caviar black granular8 mcg80%
Egg yolk7.7 µg77%
Tuna5.7 µg57%
Chanterelle mushrooms5.3 mcg53%
Morel mushroom5.1 µg51%
Egg powder5 µg50%
Perch river3 mg30%
Caviar red caviar2.9 µg29%
Flounder2.8 mcg28%
Pike2.5 mcg25%
Grouper2.3 mcg23%
Chicken egg2.2 mcg22%
Melted butter1.8 mcg18%
Oil sweet-creamy unsalted1.5 g15%
Quail egg1.4 mcg14%
Butter1.3 µg13%
Goat milk1.3 µg13%
Pollock1 µg10%
Cheese Cheddar 50%1 µg10%
Cheese Swiss 50%1 µg10%

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Cheese “Russian” 50%0.96 µg10%
Cheese “Camembert”0.93 µg9%
Cod0.9 µg9%
Cheese “Roquefort” 50%0.89 µg9%
Cheese “Gollandskiy” 45%0.86 µg9%
Cheese “Poshehonsky” 45%0.84 µg8%
Cheese “Russian”0.74 µg7%
Cheese “Suluguni”0.71 mcg7%
Oyster mushrooms0.7 µg7%
Cheese “Adygeysky”0.64 µg6%
Cheese (from cow’s milk)0.62 µg6%
Cheese “Sausage”0.62 µg6%
Cheese 18% (bold)0.58 µg6%
Parmesan Cheese0.5 mcg5%
Gouda Cheese0.5 mcg5%
Shiitake mushrooms0.4 µg4%
Feta Cheese0.4 µg4%
Cottage cheese 9% (bold)0.3 mcg3%
Milk powder 25%0.25 mcg3%
35% cream0.21 µg2%
White mushrooms0.2 µg2%
Cream 25%0.15 µg2%
Sour cream 30%0.15 µg2%
Cream 20%0.12 mcg1%
Sour cream 25%0.12 mcg1%
Mushrooms0.1 µg1%
Sour cream 20%0.1 µg1%
Cheese 2%0.1 µg1%
Curd 5%0.1 µg1%

The vitamin D in dairy products:

Product nameThe content of vitamin D in 100gThe percentage of daily requirement
Cheese (from cow’s milk)0.62 µg6%
Goat milk1.3 µg13%
Milk powder 25%0.25 mcg3%
Cream 20%0.12 mcg1%
Cream 25%0.15 µg2%
35% cream0.21 µg2%
Sour cream 20%0.1 µg1%
Sour cream 25%0.12 mcg1%
Sour cream 30%0.15 µg2%
Cheese “Adygeysky”0.64 µg6%
Cheese “Gollandskiy” 45%0.86 µg9%
Cheese “Camembert”0.93 µg9%
Parmesan Cheese0.5 mcg5%
Cheese “Poshehonsky” 45%0.84 µg8%
Cheese “Roquefort” 50%0.89 µg9%
Cheese “Russian” 50%0.96 µg10%
Cheese “Suluguni”0.71 mcg7%
Feta Cheese0.4 µg4%
Cheese Cheddar 50%1 µg10%
Cheese Swiss 50%1 µg10%
Gouda Cheese0.5 mcg5%
Cheese “Sausage”0.62 µg6%
Cheese “Russian”0.74 µg7%
Cheese 18% (bold)0.58 µg6%
Cheese 2%0.1 µg1%
Curd 5%0.1 µg1%
Cottage cheese 9% (bold)0.3 mcg3%

The vitamin D in eggs and egg products:

Product nameThe content of vitamin D in 100gThe percentage of daily requirement
Egg yolk7.7 µg77%
Egg powder5 µg50%
Chicken egg2.2 mcg22%
Quail egg1.4 mcg14%

The vitamin D in fish and seafood:

Product nameThe content of vitamin D in 100gThe percentage of daily requirement
Salmon10.9 µg109%
Caviar red caviar2.9 µg29%
Caviar black granular8 mcg80%
Flounder2.8 mcg28%
Chum16.3 mcg163%
Salmon Atlantic (salmon)11 mcg110%
Pollock1 µg10%
Grouper2.3 mcg23%
Perch river3 mg30%
Fish oil (cod liver)250 mcg2500%
Herring fatty30 µg300%
Mackerel16.1 µg161%
Cod0.9 µg9%
Tuna5.7 µg57%
Pike2.5 mcg25%

The vitamin D in mushrooms:

Product nameThe content of vitamin D in 100gThe percentage of daily requirement
Oyster mushrooms0.7 µg7%
Morel mushroom5.1 µg51%
White mushrooms0.2 µg2%
Chanterelle mushrooms5.3 mcg53%
Mushrooms0.1 µg1%
Shiitake mushrooms0.4 µg4%

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