Fruits: nutrition rankings

94 fruits in the ranking pool from USDA FoodData Central. Below: the richest fruits for each nutrient, the group median per serving, and 25 full nutrition profiles.

Nutrition profiles

Apple95 kcalper 1 medium (3" dia)Fiber 16% · Vitamin C 9.3% · Copper 5.5%Avocado240 kcalper 1 cup, cubesPantothenic acid 42% · Fiber 36% · Copper 32%Banana105 kcalper 1 medium (7" to 7-7/8" long)Vitamin C 16% · Vitamin B6 15% · Copper 13%Blackberries62 kcalper 1 cupManganese 55% · Fiber 27% · Vitamin C 25%Blueberries84 kcalper 1 cupManganese 27% · Vitamin K 24% · Vitamin C 13%Cantaloupe60 kcalper 1 cup, ballsVitamin A 46% · Vitamin C 21% · Copper 17%Cherries87 kcalper 1 cup, with pits, yieldsVitamin C 16% · Copper 11% · Fiber 10%Cranberries51 kcalper 1 cup, choppedVitamin C 17% · Fiber 14% · Manganese 13%Dates (Medjool)66 kcalper 1 date, pittedCopper 9.7% · Fiber 5.7% · Pantothenic acid 3.9%Figs37 kcalper 1 medium (2-1/4" dia)Fiber 5.2% · Copper 3.9% · Vitamin B6 3.3%Grapefruit52 kcalper 0.5 fruit (3-3/4" dia)Vitamin C 43% · Vitamin A 7.9% · Fiber 7%Grapes104 kcalper 1 cupCopper 21% · Vitamin K 18% · Thiamin 8.7%Kiwifruit42 kcalper 1 fruit (2" dia)Vitamin C 57% · Vitamin K 23% · Copper 10%Lemon17 kcalper 1 fruit (2-1/8" dia)Vitamin C 34% · Fiber 5.8% · Vitamin B6 2.7%Mango99 kcalper 1 cup piecesVitamin C 67% · Copper 20% · Folate 18%Orange62 kcalper 1 fruit (2-5/8" dia)Vitamin C 77% · Fiber 11% · Folate 9.8%Peach58 kcalper 1 medium (2-2/3" dia)Copper 13% · Fiber 8% · Niacin 7.6%Pear101 kcalper 1 mediumFiber 20% · Copper 16% · Vitamin C 8.5%Pineapple82 kcalper 1 cup, chunksVitamin C 107% · Manganese 62% · Copper 17%Pomegranate72 kcalper 0.5 cup arils (seed/juice sacs)Copper 15% · Fiber 12% · Vitamin K 12%Prunes68 kcalper 1 ozVitamin K 14% · Copper 8.6% · Fiber 6.3%Raisins85 kcalper 1 ozCopper 10% · Potassium 5.6% · Vitamin B6 3.9%Raspberries64 kcalper 1 cupVitamin C 31% · Fiber 29% · Manganese 26%Strawberries49 kcalper 1 cup, halvesVitamin C 101% · Manganese 24% · Fiber 11%Watermelon46 kcalper 1 cup, ballsVitamin C 14% · Copper 7.2% · Pantothenic acid 6.8%

Richest fruits for each nutrient

NutrientRichest source (per serving)AmountGroup median / servingFull list
PotassiumAvocados, raw (Florida) (1 fruit without skin and seeds)1,067 mg 23% DV192 mg (n=94)Fruits high in potassium
MagnesiumHorned melon (Kiwano) (1 fruit (4-2/3" long x 2-3/4" dia))84 mg 20% DV11 mg (n=93)Fruits high in magnesium
IronHorned melon (Kiwano) (1 fruit (4-2/3" long x 2-3/4" dia))2.4 mg 13% DV0.3 mg (n=94)Fruits high in iron
ProteinAvocados, raw (Florida) (1 fruit without skin and seeds)6.8 g 14% DV0.7 g (n=94)Fruits high in protein
FiberAvocados, raw (Florida) (1 fruit without skin and seeds)17 g 61% DV2.5 g (n=88)Fruits high in fiber
CalciumOranges, raw (Florida) (1 fruit (2-5/8" dia))61 mg 4.7% DV15 mg (n=94)Fruits high in calcium
ZincAvocados, raw (all commercial varieties) (1 avocado, NS as to Florida or California)1.3 mg 12% DV0.1 mg (n=93)Fruits high in zinc
Vitamin CGuavas, common (raw) (1 fruit, without refuse)126 mg 140% DV11.9 mg (n=89)Fruits high in vitamin C
Vitamin A (RAE)Mangos, raw (1 fruit without refuse)181 µg 20% DV5 µg (n=89)All foods
Vitamin EAvocados, raw (Florida) (1 fruit without skin and seeds)8.09 mg 54% DV0.19 mg (n=77)All foods
Vitamin KPomegranates, raw (1 pomegranate (4" dia))46.2 µg 38% DV3 µg (n=77)All foods
Vitamin B6Avocados, raw (all commercial varieties) (1 avocado, NS as to Florida or California)0.52 mg 30% DV0.06 mg (n=93)All foods
Folate (DFE)Avocados, raw (all commercial varieties) (1 avocado, NS as to Florida or California)163 µg 41% DV10 µg (n=92)All foods
Omega-3 (ALA+EPA+DHA)Avocados, raw (Florida) (1 fruit without skin and seeds)0.29 g0.01 g (n=76)All foods
SeleniumPeaches, yellow (raw) (1 medium (2-2/3" dia))3.1 µg 5.7% DV0.2 µg (n=82)All foods
CopperAvocados, raw (Florida) (1 fruit without skin and seeds)0.94 mg 105% DV0.08 mg (n=92)All foods
ManganeseBlueberries, wild (frozen) (1 cup, frozen)4.02 mg 175% DV0.08 mg (n=91)All foods
PhosphorusAvocados, raw (Florida) (1 fruit without skin and seeds)122 mg 9.7% DV18 mg (n=94)All foods
CholineAvocados, raw (all commercial varieties) (1 avocado, NS as to Florida or California)29 mg 5.2% DV8 mg (n=75)All foods
Thiamin (B1)Pomegranates, raw (1 pomegranate (4" dia))0.19 mg 16% DV0.04 mg (n=93)All foods
Riboflavin (B2)Avocados, raw (all commercial varieties) (1 avocado, NS as to Florida or California)0.26 mg 20% DV0.04 mg (n=93)All foods
Niacin (B3)Avocados, raw (all commercial varieties) (1 avocado, NS as to Florida or California)3.5 mg 22% DV0.3 mg (n=93)All foods
Lutein + zeaxanthinPersimmons, japanese (raw) (1 fruit (2-1/2" dia))1,401 µg48 µg (n=76)All foods
Beta-caroteneMangos, raw (1 fruit without refuse)2,150 µg50 µg (n=80)All foods
Monounsaturated fatAvocados, raw (all commercial varieties) (1 avocado, NS as to Florida or California)19.7 g0 g (n=78)All foods
Polyunsaturated fatAvocados, raw (Florida) (1 fruit without skin and seeds)5.1 g0.1 g (n=78)All foods

Median is the middle value across the 94 fruits in the pool, per common serving. Foods USDA has not analysed for a nutrient are excluded from that nutrient's median.

Foods in this group

Apples, Apricots, Avocados, Bananas, Blackberries, Blueberries, Carambola, Cherries, Clementines, Cranberries, Currants, Dates, Figs, Grapefruit, Grapes, Guavas, Horned melon (kiwano), Kiwifruit, Kumquats, Lemons, Limes, Litchis, Mangos, Melons, Naranjilla (lulo) pulp, Nectarines, Oranges, Papayas, Passion-fruit, Peaches, Pears, Persimmons, Pineapple, Plantains, Plums, Pomegranates, Raisins, Raspberries, Strawberries, Sugar-apples and 54 more.

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Nutrient values are from USDA FoodData Central (SR Legacy, April 2018; Foundation Foods, April 2026) and shown per serving as described on each page. %DV uses the FDA Daily Values for adults and children aged 4 and over. This is nutrition data for general information, not medical or dietary advice; talk to a clinician or registered dietitian about your own needs. How the numbers are calculated.