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Food composition data – the missing piece Marian Kjellevold National Institute of Nutrition and Seafood Research [email protected]

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Food composition data – the missing piece

Marian Kjellevold

National Institute of Nutrition and Seafood [email protected]

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Food composition data

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International Network of Food Data Systems (INFOODS)

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The Norwegian Food Composition Table (FCT)

• www.matvaretabellen.no (english version, annual updates)

• provides information concerning the nutrient- and energy content of the most commonly consumed foods in Norway

• 1600 food items and values for 38 nutrients are included in the FCT

• The FCT’s nutritional values are compiled from:– Chemical analyses performed in Norwegian quality-assured laboratories

(NIFES)

– Values that are provided by the industry or borrowed from foreign food composition tables

– Values that are estimated based on similar food items and dishes

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Mackerel

Seafood monitoring

• Seafood data (https://sjomatdata.nifes.no), launched 2017

• Data from 2006 until 2017

• 30 fish species, 15 different shellfish and almost 40 seafood products

• Languages: English and Norwegian

70 nutrients (including fatty acids, vitamin D and iodine)

70 undesirable substances (including dioxins and dioxin like PCBs, mercury

and cadmium)

The Norwegian Seafood database

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Fish is and under-recognised and undervaluedsource of proteins and micronutrients

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Iodine content in fish and fish products (µg/100 g)

Julshamn et al. 2001 J AOAC Int 84(6):1976-1983. Dahl et al. 2004 Publ Health Nutr 7(4):569-576

NIFES seafood data base (old version)

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The Norwegian Food Composition Table 2017

Cod product Iodine (µg/100g) Reference

Cod, cured, simmed - Missing value

Cod, filed, pre-fried, frozen

- Missing value

Cod, filled, pan-fried 198,6 Calculated value from in-house recipe

Cod, fillet, roasted 198,6 Calculated value from in-house recipe

Cod, fillet, simmered 185,7 Calculated value from in-house recipe

Cod, lightly salted, sliced, raw

- Missing value

Cod, slices, raw 143 Calculated from similiar food item

Cod, unspecified, raw

119 NIFES

Cod, wild, raw 119 NIFES

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INFOODS - FAO

Cod fillet Iodine(µg/100g)

Atlantic cod, fillet, raw (n.s.) 260

Atlantic cod, fillet, raw (Northwest Atlantic) 260

Atlantic cod, fillet, raw (Northeast Atlantic) 260

Atlantic cod, wild, fillet, raw (Northeast Atlantic)

260

Atlantic cod, wild, fillet w/o skin, raw (Northeast Atlantic)

300

Atlantic cod, wild, fillet w/o skin, raw (treated) 260

Atlantic cod, farmed, fillet, raw (n.s.) 300

Atlantic cod, farmed, fillet, raw (Norway) 300

The Norwegain food compositon table 119

NIFES – www.sjomat.nifes.no 93

NIFES – new analysis 2016 (n=121) 190

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https://sjomatdata.nifes.no/#seafood/

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Iodine in cod fillet

https://sjomatdata.nifes.no/#seafood/

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Mercury (Hg) i cod fillet

https://sjomatdata.nifes.no/#seafood/

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Following species:

Herring:

Greenland halibut:

Mackerel:

Saithe:

Baseline - status

Cod:

Sample size: n = 800-2300

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Baseline studies – focus on food safety

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EAF Dr Fridtjof Nansen cruise

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First EAF Dr Fridtjof Nansen cruise - Morocco

Nutrients: Energy, Total fats, proteins, ash, Fatty acids,

cholesterol, amino acids, vitamins A, B, C, D, E, K,

Minerals (Ca, Mg, Na, K, P, I, Fe, Zn, Se, Cu, Mn, Mo)

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Conclusion

• international criteria/guidelines for sampling procedures (INFOODS)

• Open access (INFOODS/FAO, sjomatdata.nifes.no)

• Data on nutrients (not restricted to food safety)

• Need analysed values on prepared fish/fish dishes

• We have knowledge, resources and infrastructure (WorldFish, FAO, NGO’s, research institutes/universities)

• Need funds for analysis….