Poultry’s nutritional qualities

010. Poultry's nutritional qualities

Meat plays a highly specific role in human food. Rich in protein and a source of essential amino acids, it contributes to the functioning of our body, cell construction and even the effectiveness of our immune system.

Poultry meat stands out from a nutritional perspective, providing a high level of protein (20 to 22 g per 100g of meat) with a low level of fat, most of which is located in the skin.
Its low sodium content (on average 70 mg/100g) also means that it is recommended for a low-salt diet.

Chicken, fewer calories than beef, but less fat

  LambBeef
 Chicken Pork Veal
 Energy (KJ) 898 
 814 525 
 475 
 458
 Total lipids (g) 16 13 3 3,2 2
Comparison of the energy value of various meats

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