Food database
Always read the label on the package you are holding. Companies change recipes, and this data may be out of date.
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Estimates appear only where the label does not list phosphorus. They are typical values for similar foods from USDA reference data, not measurements of this product, and they can be wrong, especially for products with phosphate additives. Always use the label value when there is one. Sorting and filters use label values only. This is not medical advice: ask a renal dietitian how to use them.
| Brand | Product | Phosphate additive? | Phosphorus per serving | Phosphorus per 100 g or mL | Estimate (typical, not from label) | Serving |
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“Phosphorus on label” is shown only when the manufacturer printed it. US labels are not required to list it, so many products show “Not listed on label.” That does not mean zero. For some product types we add a separate, clearly marked typical estimate from USDA reference foods (not from the label, and it can be wrong). Listed values are rounded by the manufacturer, may not fully reflect phosphate additives, and the phosphate additive flag is the more reliable signal.
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