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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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