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Foods Rich in Riboflavin (B2)

Vitamin B2, a key player in energy production and cellular function. Acts as a coenzyme in many metabolic reactions. Sensitive to light.

IFCT · INDB · USDA · CoFID · Ciqual · AFCD

✓ Key Benefits

  • Supports energy production
  • Maintains healthy skin and eyes
  • Helps metabolize fats and drugs

Deficiency Signs

  • Cracked lips and mouth sores
  • Sore throat
  • Skin inflammation
  • Anemia

Daily Requirement (RDA)

1.7
mg/day
Adult Male
1.5
mg/day
Adult Female
1.2
mg/day
Child (4–9 yrs)

Source: ICMR 2020

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Top 30 Foods Rich in Riboflavin (B2)

Ranked by mg per 100g edible portion. Filter by food origin or dietary preference.

#Foodmg/100g% DVDB
118
>999%
USDA
217
>999%
AFCD
312
793%
CoFID
48.5
567%
CoFID
58.4
560%
AFCD
67.5
500%
Ciqual
77.3
486%
USDA
86.8
453%
USDA
96.8
453%
USDA
105.7
377%
CoFID
115.3
351%
USDA
124.6
309%
CoFID
134.6
306%
USDA
144.5
303%
CoFID
154.5
300%
AFCD
164.3
289%
USDA
174.3
287%
Ciqual
184.2
281%
USDA
194.2
280%
Ciqual
204.1
273%
USDA
214.0
269%
USDA
224.0
267%
USDA
234.0
267%
CoFID
244.0
267%
Ciqual
253.9
257%
USDA
263.8
253%
USDA
273.7
247%
USDA
283.7
247%
CoFID
293.7
245%
USDA
303.7
245%
Ciqual
IFCT 2017 · INDB · USDA FoodData Central · per 100g edible portion% DV based on ICMR 2020 RDA
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much Riboflavin (B2) do I need daily?
The recommended daily allowance (RDA) for Riboflavin (B2) is 1.7mg/day for adult men and 1.5mg/day for adult women, based on ICMR 2020 guidelines for India.
What does Riboflavin (B2) do for the body?
Supports energy production. Maintains healthy skin and eyes. Helps metabolize fats and drugs.
What happens if I don't get enough Riboflavin (B2)?
Riboflavin (B2) deficiency can lead to: Cracked lips and mouth sores, Sore throat, Skin inflammation, Anemia. Adequate intake through diet or supplementation is recommended.
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