Foods Low in Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) (821st - 840th) (per 100 g edible portion)

• Japanese argentine (raw)
  
  200 mg
• Flying squid (raw)
  
  200 mg
• Japanese common squid (raw)
  
  200 mg
• Japanese common squid (boiled)
  
  200 mg
• Antarctic krill (raw)
  
  200 mg
• Antarctic krill (boiled)
  
  200 mg
• Japanese sculpin (raw)
  
  220 mg
• Crimson sea bream (raw)
  
  220 mg
• Black-tipped fusilier (raw)
  
  220 mg
• Ayu sweetfish (wild, viscera, raw)
  
  230 mg
• Golden-thread (raw)
  
  230 mg
• Skipjack, Processed product (kakuni)
  
  230 mg
• Japanese bluefish (boiled)
  
  230 mg
• Japanese common squid (baked)
  
  230 mg
• Halfbeak (raw)
  
  240 mg
• Pond smelt (raw)
  
  240 mg
• Squid, Processed product (canned with seasoning)
  
  240 mg
• Japanese quail's egg (whole, raw)
  
  240 mg
• Hen's egg (yolk, dried)
  
  240 mg
• Pacific Ocean perch (raw)
  
  250 mg