Nutrition values of Babyfood, juice, orange and banana
according to USDA Food Composition Database Standard Reference 04.2018
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The following nutrition values are sourced from: USDA Food Composition Database Standard Reference 04.20181.
Nutrition values
Amount per 100g (edible portion)
Nutrition Facts
Detailed Values
Energy
Amount per 100g (edible portion)
Daily Value %*
Energytotal energy
50
kcalkilocalorie
Energytotal energy
209
kjkilojoule
Vitamins
Amount per 100g (edible portion)
Daily Value %*
Vitamins
Vitamin A
46
iuinternational units
Vitamin A
2
μgmicrogram
RetinolVitamin A1
0
μgmicrogram
Thiamin
RiboflavinVitamin B-2
NiacinVitamin B-3
0.180
mgmiligram
Pantothenic acidVitamin B-5
Vitamin B-6
FolateIncludes folate from food plus folic acid
24
μgmicrogram
FolateIncludes folate from food plus folic acid
Folate, food
24
μgmicrogram
Folic acid
0
μgmicrogram
Vitamin B-12Cobalamin
Vitamin Ctotal ascorbic acid
Minerals
Amount per 100g (edible portion)
Daily Value %*
MineralsCa
CalciumCa
MagnesiumMg
IronFe
SodiumNa
PhosphorusP
PotassiumK
ZincZn
SeleniumSe
CopperCu
An empty value in the table means that no value is available and nothing is being said about it. 0 / 0.0 / 0.000 means that the nutrient is not contained at all or only in slight amounts.
The table above contains values from the following nutrition databases.
Notices
* Calculating the percentages of daily intake are for a 45 year old person and the average of man and woman. For the calculation the recommended dietary allowance (RDA) is used and, if not available, estimates of adequate intake (AI) or estimates of average requirement (EAR) are used.
** Calculated with the following factors: carbohydrates 3.9 kcal/g, proteins 3.4 kcal/g, fat 8.4 kcal/g, fibers 0 kcal/g, alcohol 7 kcal/g.
Sources
1
US Department of Agriculture. Agricultural Research Service. (2018). USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Legacy (2018). Retrieved from https://ndb.nal.usda.gov/ndb/ at 2018-12-18.