BLS 4.0 · F603600

Orange juice

All nutrient values refer to 100 g.

Energy (kilocalorie)
41 kcal
Energy (kilojoule)
173 kJ
Protein (Nx6.25)
0.75 g
Carbohydrate, available
8.5 g
Fibre, dietary, total
0.31 g

Complete nutrient values

138 of 138 nutrients · per 100 g

All nutrient values refer to 100 g.
NutrientValueOriginal valueData sourceReferenceBLS calculation
Energy (kilojoule)173 kJ/100 g1731—ENERCJ[kJ] = 17*PROT625[g] + 17*(CHO[g] - POLYL[g]) + 37*FAT[g] + 29*ALC[g] + 13*OA[g] + 10*POLYL[g] + 8*OLSAC[g] + 8*FIBT[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Energy (kilocalorie)41 kcal/100 g411—ENERCC[kcal] = 4*PROT625[g] + 4*(CHO[g] - POLYL[g]) + 9*FAT[g] + 7*ALC[g] + 3*OA[g] + 2.4*POLYL[g] + 2*OLSAC[g] + 2*FIBT[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Water88.875 g/100 g88.87521
Protein (Nx6.25)0.75 g/100 g0.7532PROT625[g]=NT[g]*6.25teilweise berechnet / partially calculated
Fat— g/100 g<LOD or <LOQ33
Carbohydrate, available8.5 g/100 g8.51—CHO[g] = SUGAR[g] + STARCH[g] + OLSAC[g] + POLYL[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Fibre, dietary, total0.31 g/100 g0.3134FIBT[g]=FIBHMW[g]+FIBLMW[g] OR FIBT[g]=FIBINS[g]+FIBSOL[g]+FIBLMWteilweise berechnet / partially calculated
Alcohol (Ethanol)0.021 g/100 g0.0214—
Organic acids, total0.98 g/100 g0.981—OA[g]=MALAC[g]+ACEAC[g]+LACAC[g]+TARAC[g]+CITAC[g]teilweise berechnet / partially calculated
Ash0.425 g/100 g0.42525
Vitamin A, retinol equivalents (RE)6 µg/100 g61—VITA[µg]= RETOL[µg] + 1/6*CARTB[µg]+ 1/12*(CAROTPAXB[µg])teilweise berechnet / partially calculated
Vitamin A, retinol activity equivalents (RAE)3 µg/100 g31—VITAA[µg]= RETOL[µg] + 1/12*CARTB[µg]+ 1/24*(CAROTPAXB[µg])teilweise berechnet / partially calculated
Retinol0 µg/100 g05—
Beta-carotene14 µg/100 g1426
Carotenoids, excluding beta-carotene43 µg/100 g4327
Vitamin D0 µg/100 g01—VITD[µg]=ERGCAL[µg]+CHOCAL[µg]teilweise berechnet / partially calculated
Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol)0 µg/100 g05—
Vitamin D2 (ergocalciferol)0 µg/100 g05—
Vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol)0.08 mg/100 g0.0828VITE[mg] = TOCPHA[mg]
Alpha-tocopherol0.08 mg/100 g0.0829
Beta-tocopherol— mg/100 g<LOD310
Gamma-tocopherol0 mg/100 g029
Delta-tocopherol0 mg/100 g0211
Alpha-tocotrienol— mg/100 g<LOD310
Vitamin K0.06 µg/100 g0.061—VITK[µg] = VITK1[µg] + VITK2[µg]teilweise berechnet / partially calculated
Vitamin K1 (phylloquinone)0.06 µg/100 g0.06312
Vitamin K2 (menaquinone)0 µg/100 g05—
Vitamin B1 (thiamine)0.068 mg/100 g0.0684—
Vitamin B2 (riboflavin)0.008 mg/100 g0.0084—
Niacin equivalents0.437 mg/100 g0.4371—NIAEQ[mg]=NIA[mg]+TRP[g]*1000/60immer berechnet / always calculated
Niacin0.4 mg/100 g0.432
Pantothenic acid0.17 mg/100 g0.1733
Vitamin B627.5 µg/100 g27.54—
Biotin0.7 µg/100 g0.733
Folate equivalent19 µg/100 g191—FOL[µg] = FOLFD[µg] + 1.7*FOLAC[µg]immer berechnet / always calculated
Folate19 µg/100 g19213
Folic acid, synthetic0 µg/100 g05—
Vitamin B12 (cobalamin)0 µg/100 g05—
Vitamin C39.9 mg/100 g39.94—
Salt (sodium chloride)0.005 g/100 g0.0051—NACL[g] = NA[g]*2.5immer berechnet / always calculated
Sodium2 mg/100 g2214
Chloride— mg/100 g-——
Potassium137 mg/100 g137215
Calcium20 mg/100 g20216
Magnesium10 mg/100 g10217
Phosphorus16 mg/100 g16618
Sulphur— mg/100 g-——
Iron0.1 mg/100 g0.1219
Zinc0.03 mg/100 g0.03220
Iodide1 µg/100 g1221
Copper24 µg/100 g24222
Manganese20 µg/100 g20223
Fluoride— µg/100 g-——
Chromium1 µg/100 g1224
Molybdenum0.72 µg/100 g0.72225
Acetic acid— g/100 g-——
Citric acid0.82 g/100 g0.82626
Lactic acid— g/100 g-——
Malic acid0.16 g/100 g0.16626
Tartaric acid— g/100 g-——
Polyols, total— g/100 g-——POLYL[g]=MANTL[g]+SORTL[g]+XYLTL[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Mannitol— g/100 g-——
Sorbitol— g/100 g-——
Xylitol— g/100 g-——
Monosaccharides, total4.63 g/100 g4.631—MNSAC[g] = FRUS[g] + GALS[g] + GLUS[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Glucose2.255 g/100 g2.2554—
Fructose2.375 g/100 g2.3754—
Galactose— g/100 g-——
Disaccharides, total3.87 g/100 g3.871—DISAC[g] = LACS[g] + MALS[g] + SUCS[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Sucrose3.87 g/100 g3.874—
Maltose0 g/100 g0227
Lactose— g/100 g<LOD or <LOQ33
Sugars (mono- and disaccharides), total8.5 g/100 g8.51—SUGAR[g]=MNSAC[g]+DISAC[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Oligosaccharides, available— g/100 g-——
Starch (starch, glycogen, dextrins)— g/100 g<LOD or <LOQ628
Fibre, low molecular weight— g/100 g-——
Fibre, high molecular weight0.31 g/100 g0.3134FIBHMW[g]=FIBHMWS[g]+FIBHMWI[g] OR FIBHMW[g]=FIBINS[g]+FIBSOL[g]teilweise berechnet / partially calculated
Fibre, water-insoluble0.03 g/100 g0.03329
Fibre, water-soluble0.28 g/100 g0.28329
Fibre, high molecular weight, water-soluble— g/100 g-——
Fibre, high molecular weight, water-insoluble— g/100 g-——
Fatty acids, saturated, total0 g/100 g01—FASAT[g]=F4:0[g]+F6:0[g]+F8:0[g]+F10:0[g]+F12:0[g]+F14:0[g]+F15:0[g]+F16:0[g]+F17:0[g]+F18:0[g]+F20:0[g]+F22:0[g]+F24:0[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Fatty acid C4:0 (butyric acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C6:0 (caproic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C8:0 (caprylic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C10:0 (capric acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C12:0 (lauric acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C14:0 (myristic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C15:0 (pentadecylic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C16:0 (palmitic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C17:0 (margaric acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C18:0 (stearic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C20:0 (arachidic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C22:0 (behenic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C24:0 (lignoceric acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acids, monounsaturated, total0 g/100 g01—FAMS[g]=F14:1CN5[g]+F16:1CN7[g]+F18:1CN7[g]+F18:1CN9[g]+F20:1CN9[g]+F22:1CN9[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Fatty acid C14:1 n-5 cis (myristoleic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C16:1 n-7 cis (palmitoleic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C18:1 n-7 cis (vaccenic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C18:1 n-9 cis (oleic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C20:1 n-9 cis (gondoic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C22:1 n-9 cis (erucic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acids, polyunsaturated, total0 g/100 g01—FAPU[g]=F18:2C9T11[g]+F18:2CN6[g]+F20:2CN6[g]+F18:3CN3[g]+F18:3CN6[g]+F20:3CN6[g]+F18:4CN3[g]+F20:4CN6[g]+F20:5CN3[g]+F22:5CN3[g]+F22:6CN3[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Fatty acids, polyunsaturated, n-3 (omega-3), total0 g/100 g01—FAPUN3[g]=F18:3CN3[g]+F18:4CN3[g]+F20:5CN3[g]+F22:5CN3[g]+F22:6CN3[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Fatty acid C18:3 n-3 all-cis (alpha-linolenic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C18:4 n-3 all-cis (stearidonic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C20:5 n-3 all-cis (eicosapentanoic acid)0 g/100 g05—
Fatty acid C22:5 n-3 all-cis (docosapentanoic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C22:6 n-3 all-cis (docosahexanoic acid)0 g/100 g05—
Fatty acids, polyunsaturated, n-6 (omega-6), total0 g/100 g01—FAPUN6[g]=F18:2CN6[g]+F18:3CN6[g]+F20:2CN6[g]+F20:3CN6[g]+F20:4CN6[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Fatty acid C18:2 n-6 cis,cis (linoleic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C18:2 conjugated, cis 9,trans 11 (conjugated linoleic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C18:3 n-6 all-cis (gamma-linolenic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C20:2 n-6 cis,cis (eicosadienoic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C20:3 n-6 all-cis (dihomo-gamma-linolenic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acid C20:4 n-6 all-cis (arachidonic acid)0 g/100 g07—
Fatty acids, others0 g/100 g07—
Cholesterol0 mg/100 g05—
Amino acids, essential, total0.062 g/100 g0.0621—AAE9[g] = ILE[g] + LEU[g] + LYS[g] + MET[g] + PHE[g] + THR[g] + TRP[g] + VAL[g]+HIS[g]immer berechnet / always calculated
Alanine0.015 g/100 g0.015618
Arginine0.044 g/100 g0.044618
Aspartic acid, including asparagine0.069 g/100 g0.069618
Cysteine0.0044 g/100 g0.0044618
Glutamic acid, including glutamine0.031 g/100 g0.031618
Glycine0.0088 g/100 g0.0088618
Histidine0.0033 g/100 g0.0033618
Isoleucine0.0066 g/100 g0.0066618
Leucine0.012 g/100 g0.012618
Lysine0.0088 g/100 g0.0088618
Methionine0.0033 g/100 g0.0033618
Phenylalanine0.0077 g/100 g0.0077618
Proline0.041 g/100 g0.041618
Serine0.012 g/100 g0.012618
Threonine0.0077 g/100 g0.0077618
Tryptophan0.0022 g/100 g0.0022618
Tyrosine0.0033 g/100 g0.0033618
Valine0.0099 g/100 g0.0099618
Nitrogen, total0.12 g/100 g0.1232
Data source · Reference

Data source

  1. Formelberechnung
  2. Aggregation
  3. Literatur
  4. Analyse
  5. Logische Null
  6. Nährstoffdatenbank
  7. Musterberechnung

Reference

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  2. Converted value from: Health, D. o; Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables; 2013
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  6. Converted value from: Meléndez-Martínez, A. J., et al.; Provitamin A carotenoids and ascorbic acid contents of the different types of orange juices marketed in Spain; Food Chemistry; 2007; 101; 1#Heinonen MI, Ollilainen V, Linkola EK, Varo PT, Koivistoinen; Carotenoids in Finnish Foods: Vegetables, Fruits, and Berries; Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry; 1989; 37#Monge-Rojas, R., Campos, H.; Tocopherol and carotenoid content of foods commonly consumed in Costa Rica; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 2011; 24
  7. Converted value from: Health, D. o; Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables; 2013#Converted value from: Monge-Rojas, R., Campos, H.; Tocopherol and carotenoid content of foods commonly consumed in Costa Rica; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 2011; 24#Converted value from: Meléndez-Martínez, A. J., et al.; Provitamin A carotenoids and ascorbic acid contents of the different types of orange juices marketed in Spain; Food Chemistry; 2007; 101; 1
  8. Converted value from: Chun, J., et al.; Tocopherol and tocotrienol contents of raw and processed fruits and vegetables in the United States diet; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 2006; 19; 2-3#Converted value from: Monge-Rojas, R., Campos, H.; Tocopherol and carotenoid content of foods commonly consumed in Costa Rica; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 2011; 24
  9. Monge-Rojas, R., Campos, H.; Tocopherol and carotenoid content of foods commonly consumed in Costa Rica; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 2011; 24#Chun, J., et al.; Tocopherol and tocotrienol contents of raw and processed fruits and vegetables in the United States diet; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 2006; 19; 2-3
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  20. Health, D. o; Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables; 2013#Converted value from: BVL; Lebensmittel Monitoring 2004; 2004#Converted value from: BVL; Lebensmittel Monitoring 2012; 2012#Koivistoinen P; Mineral element composition of Finnish foods. N, K, Ca, Mg, P, S, Fe, Cu, Mn, Zn, Mo, Co, Ni, Cr, F, Se, Si, Rb, Al, B, Br, Hg, As, Cd, Pb and Ash; Almqvist & Wiksell; 1980#Converted value from: Harmankaya, Mustafa et al.; Comparative evaluation of some macro- and micro-element and heavy metal contents in commercial fruit juices; Environmental Monitoring and Assessment; 2012; 184; 9#Dehelean, A., Magdas, D. A.; Analysis of mineral and heavy metal content of some commercial fruit juices by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry; The Scientific World Journal; 2013#Miller-Ihli, NJ; Atomic absorption and atomic emission spectrometry for the determination of the trace element content of selected fruits consumed in the United States; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 1996; 9#Pennington, J. A. T., et al.; Composition of Core Foods of the U.S. Food Supply, 1982-1991: II. Calcium, Magnesium, Iron, and Zinc; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 1995#Converted value from: Szymczycha-Madeja A, Welna M; Evaluation of a simple and fast method for the multi-elemental analysis in commercial fruit juice samples using atomic emission spectrometry.; Food Chemistry; 2013; 141; 4#Converted value from: Tormen, L., et al.; Rapid assessment of metal contamination in commercial fruit juices by inductively coupled mass spectrometry after a simple dilution.; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 2011; 24; 1#Converted value from: BVL; Lebensmittel Monitoring 2009; 2009
  21. Pennington, J. A. T., et al.; Composition of Core Foods of the U.S. Food Supply, 1982-1991: III. Copper, Manganese, Selenium, and Iodine; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 1995#Health, D. o; Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables; 2013#Rasmussen, L. B.,Larsen, E. H.,Ovesen, L.; Iodine content in drinking water and other beverages in Denmark; European Journal of Clinical Nutrition; 2000; 54
  22. Koivistoinen P; Mineral element composition of Finnish foods. N, K, Ca, Mg, P, S, Fe, Cu, Mn, Zn, Mo, Co, Ni, Cr, F, Se, Si, Rb, Al, B, Br, Hg, As, Cd, Pb and Ash; Almqvist & Wiksell; 1980#Converted value from: BVL; Lebensmittel Monitoring 2004; 2004#Converted value from: BVL; Lebensmittel Monitoring 2009; 2009#Converted value from: BVL; Lebensmittel Monitoring 2012; 2012#Pennington, J. A. T., et al.; Composition of Core Foods of the U.S. Food Supply, 1982-1991: III. Copper, Manganese, Selenium, and Iodine; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 1995#Health, D. o; Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables; 2013#Converted value from: Tormen, L., et al.; Rapid assessment of metal contamination in commercial fruit juices by inductively coupled mass spectrometry after a simple dilution.; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 2011; 24; 1#Converted value from: Harmankaya, Mustafa et al.; Comparative evaluation of some macro- and micro-element and heavy metal contents in commercial fruit juices; Environmental Monitoring and Assessment; 2012; 184; 9
  23. Converted value from: Anastácio, M. et al.; Determination of trace metals in fruit juices in the Portuguese market.; Toxicology Reports; 2018; 5#Converted value from: Tormen, L., et al.; Rapid assessment of metal contamination in commercial fruit juices by inductively coupled mass spectrometry after a simple dilution.; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 2011; 24; 1#Converted value from: Harmankaya, Mustafa et al.; Comparative evaluation of some macro- and micro-element and heavy metal contents in commercial fruit juices; Environmental Monitoring and Assessment; 2012; 184; 9#Health, D. o; Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables; 2013#Converted value from: BVL; Lebensmittel Monitoring 2012; 2012#Converted value from: BVL; Lebensmittel Monitoring 2009; 2009#Pennington, J. A. T., et al.; Composition of Core Foods of the U.S. Food Supply, 1982-1991: III. Copper, Manganese, Selenium, and Iodine; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 1995#Koivistoinen P; Mineral element composition of Finnish foods. N, K, Ca, Mg, P, S, Fe, Cu, Mn, Zn, Mo, Co, Ni, Cr, F, Se, Si, Rb, Al, B, Br, Hg, As, Cd, Pb and Ash; Almqvist & Wiksell; 1980
  24. Koivistoinen P; Mineral element composition of Finnish foods. N, K, Ca, Mg, P, S, Fe, Cu, Mn, Zn, Mo, Co, Ni, Cr, F, Se, Si, Rb, Al, B, Br, Hg, As, Cd, Pb and Ash; Almqvist & Wiksell; 1980#Converted value from: BVL; Lebensmittel Monitoring 2009; 2009#Converted value from: Garcı́a, E. M., et al.; Chrom levels in potable water, fruit juices and soft drinks: influence on dietary intake; Science of The Total Environment; 1999; 241; 1#Converted value from: Anastácio, M. et al.; Determination of trace metals in fruit juices in the Portuguese market.; Toxicology Reports; 2018; 5
  25. Converted value from: Tormen, L., et al.; Rapid assessment of metal contamination in commercial fruit juices by inductively coupled mass spectrometry after a simple dilution.; Journal of Food Composition and Analysis; 2011; 24; 1#Converted value from: Harmankaya, Mustafa et al.; Comparative evaluation of some macro- and micro-element and heavy metal contents in commercial fruit juices; Environmental Monitoring and Assessment; 2012; 184; 9
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