Zinc in foods (table)

These tables are adopted by the average daily need for zinc is 12 mg. Column “Percent of daily requirement” shows what percentage of 100 grams of the product satisfy the daily requirement of zinc.

PRODUCTS WITH A HIGH CONTENT OF ZINC:

Product nameThe content of zinc in 100gThe percentage of daily requirement
Wheat bran7.27 mg61%
Pine nuts6.45 mg54%
Sunflower seeds (sunflower seeds)5 mg42%
Cheese “Gollandskiy” 45%5 mg42%
Cheese Swiss 50%4.6 mg38%
Cheese Cheddar 50%4.5 mg38%
Gouda Cheese3.9 mg33%
Oats (grain)3.61 mg30%
Cheese “Roquefort” 50%3.5 mg29%
Cheese “Russian” 50%3.5 mg29%
Egg powder3.5 mg29%
Milk powder 25%3.42 mg29%
Milk skimmed3.4 mg28%
Peanuts3.27 mg27%
Meat (beef)3.24 mg27%
Beans (grain)3.21 mg27%
Egg yolk3.1 mg26%
Buckwheat flour3.1 mg26%
Oat bran3.1 mg26%
Oat flakes “Hercules”3.1 mg26%
Cheese “Russian”3 mg25%
Feta Cheese2.88 mg24%
Chickpeas2.86 mg24%
Meat (lamb)2.82 mg24%
Wheat groats2.8 mg23%
Wheat (grain, soft variety)2.8 mg23%
Wheat (grain, hard grade)2.8 mg23%
Pistachios2.8 mg23%
Buckwheat (grain)2.77 mg23%
Parmesan Cheese2.75 mg23%
Barley (grain)2.71 mg23%
Eyeglasses2.68 mg22%
Walnut2.57 mg21%
Meat (Turkey)2.45 mg20%
Peas (shelled)2.44 mg20%
Lentils (grain)2.42 mg20%
Cheese “Camembert”2.38 mg20%
Almonds2.12 mg18%
Shrimp2.1 mg18%
Buckwheat (unground)2.1 mg18%
Meat (pork fat)2.07 mg17%
Meat (pork meat)2.07 mg17%
Meat (chicken)2.06 mg17%
Flour Wallpaper2 mg17%
Rye (grain)2 mg17%
Soybean (grain)2 mg17%
Buckwheat (groats)1.95 mg16%
Rye flour wholemeal1.95 mg16%
Wheat flour 2nd grade1.85 mg15%

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Rice (grain)1.8 mg15%
Groats hulled millet (polished)1.68 mg14%
Grouper1.5 mg13%
Rice1.42 mg12%
Sprat Baltic1.35 mg11%
Sprat Caspian1.35 mg11%
Meat (broiler chickens)1.26 mg11%
Flour rye1.23 mg10%
Flour rye seeded1.23 mg10%
Garlic1.16 mg10%
Pollock1.12 mg9%
Barley groats1.1 mg9%
Chicken egg1.1 mg9%
Capelin1.08 mg9%
Parsley (green)1.07 mg9%
Cod1.02 mg9%
Shiitake mushrooms1 mg8%
Condensed milk with sugar 8,5%1 mg8%
Wheat flour of 1 grade1 mg8%
Pike1 mg8%
Pearl barley0.92 mg8%
Dill (greens)0.91 mg8%
Herring fatty0.9 mg8%
Herring lean0.9 mg8%
Mackerel0.9 mg8%
Onion0.85 mg7%
Fern0.83 mg7%
Cream powder 42%0.83 mg7%
Basil (green)0.81 mg7%
Green peas (fresh)0.8 mg7%
Rice flour0.8 mg7%
Oyster mushrooms0.77 mg6%
Macaroni from a flour of 1 grade0.71 mg6%
Pasta from flour V/s0.71 mg6%
Roach0.7 mg6%
Salmon0.7 mg6%
Chum0.7 mg6%
The flour0.7 mg6%
Carp0.7 mg6%
Mackerel0.7 mg6%
Sudak0.7 mg6%
Tuna0.7 mg6%
Acorns, dried0.67 mg6%
Avocado0.64 mg5%
Salmon Atlantic (salmon)0.64 mg5%
Semolina0.6 mg5%

The zinc content in dairy products and egg products:

Product nameThe content of zinc in 100gThe percentage of daily requirement
Acidophilus milk 1%0.4 mg3%
Acidophilus 3,2%0.4 mg3%
Acidophilus to 3.2% sweet0.4 mg3%
Acidophilus low fat0.4 mg3%
Egg protein0.2 mg2%
Egg yolk3.1 mg26%
Yogurt 1.5%0.4 mg3%
Yogurt 3,2%0.4 mg3%
1% yogurt0.4 mg3%
Kefir 2.5%0.4 mg3%
Kefir 3.2%0.4 mg3%
Low-fat kefir0.4 mg3%
Koumiss (from Mare’s milk)0.21 mg2%
The mass of curd is 16.5% fat0.4 mg3%
Milk 1,5%0.4 mg3%
Milk 2,5%0.4 mg3%
Milk 3.2%0.4 mg3%
Milk 3,5%0.4 mg3%
Goat milk0.3 mg3%
Condensed milk with sugar 8,5%1 mg8%
Milk powder 25%3.42 mg29%
Milk skimmed3.4 mg28%
Ice cream sundae0.3 mg3%
Yogurt 2.5% of0.4 mg3%
Cream 10%0.3 mg3%
Cream 20%0.3 mg3%
Cream powder 42%0.83 mg7%
Sour cream 30%0.24 mg2%
Cheese “Gollandskiy” 45%5 mg42%
Cheese “Camembert”2.38 mg20%
Parmesan Cheese2.75 mg23%
Cheese “Roquefort” 50%3.5 mg29%
Cheese “Russian” 50%3.5 mg29%
Feta Cheese2.88 mg24%
Cheese Cheddar 50%4.5 mg38%
Cheese Swiss 50%4.6 mg38%
Gouda Cheese3.9 mg33%
Cheese “Russian”3 mg25%
Cheese 11%0.4 mg3%
Cheese 18% (bold)0.4 mg3%
Cheese 2%0.36 mg3%
Cottage cheese 9% (bold)0.4 mg3%
Curd0.3 mg3%
Egg powder3.5 mg29%
Chicken egg1.1 mg9%

The zinc content in cereals, cereal products and pulses:

Product nameThe content of zinc in 100gThe percentage of daily requirement
Peas (shelled)2.44 mg20%
Green peas (fresh)0.8 mg7%
Buckwheat (grain)2.77 mg23%
Buckwheat (groats)1.95 mg16%
Buckwheat (unground)2.1 mg18%
Corn grits0.5 mg4%
Semolina0.6 mg5%
Eyeglasses2.68 mg22%
Pearl barley0.92 mg8%
Wheat groats2.8 mg23%
Groats hulled millet (polished)1.68 mg14%
Rice1.42 mg12%
Barley groats1.1 mg9%
Sweet corn0.45 mg4%
Macaroni from a flour of 1 grade0.71 mg6%
Pasta from flour V/s0.71 mg6%
Buckwheat flour3.1 mg26%
Wheat flour of 1 grade1 mg8%
Wheat flour 2nd grade1.85 mg15%
The flour0.7 mg6%
Flour Wallpaper2 mg17%
Flour rye1.23 mg10%
Rye flour wholemeal1.95 mg16%
Flour rye seeded1.23 mg10%
Rice flour0.8 mg7%
Chickpeas2.86 mg24%
Oats (grain)3.61 mg30%
Oat bran3.1 mg26%
Wheat bran7.27 mg61%
Wheat (grain, soft variety)2.8 mg23%
Wheat (grain, hard grade)2.8 mg23%
Rice (grain)1.8 mg15%
Rye (grain)2 mg17%
Soybean (grain)2 mg17%
Beans (grain)3.21 mg27%
Oat flakes “Hercules”3.1 mg26%
Lentils (grain)2.42 mg20%
Barley (grain)2.71 mg23%

The zinc content in nuts and seeds:

Product nameThe content of zinc in 100gThe percentage of daily requirement
Peanuts3.27 mg27%
Walnut2.57 mg21%
Acorns, dried0.67 mg6%
Pine nuts6.45 mg54%
Almonds2.12 mg18%
Sunflower seeds (sunflower seeds)5 mg42%
Pistachios2.8 mg23%

The zinc content in fruits, vegetables, dried fruits:

Product nameThe content of zinc in 100gThe percentage of daily requirement
Apricot0.082 mg1%
Avocado0.64 mg5%
Basil (green)0.81 mg7%
Eggplant0.29 mg2%
Banana0.15 mg1%
Ginger (root)0.34 mg3%
Figs dried0.55 mg5%
Cabbage0.4 mg3%
Broccoli0.41 mg3%
Cabbage0.23 mg2%
Savoy cabbages0.29 mg2%
Cauliflower0.28 mg2%
Potatoes0.36 mg3%
Cilantro (green)0.5 mg4%
Cress (greens)0.23 mg2%
Dandelion leaves (greens)0.41 mg3%
Green onions (the pen)0.45 mg4%
Onion0.85 mg7%
Cucumber0.22 mg2%
Fern0.83 mg7%
Sweet pepper (Bulgarian)0.3 mg3%
Parsley (green)1.07 mg9%
Tomato (tomato)0.2 mg2%
Radishes0.2 mg2%
Lettuce (greens)0.27 mg2%
Beets0.43 mg4%
Celery (root)0.33 mg3%
Pumpkin0.24 mg2%
Dill (greens)0.91 mg8%
Prunes0.44 mg4%
Garlic1.16 mg10%
Spinach (greens)0.53 mg4%

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