Nye Kostråd – spis mere fed fisk

nov 8, 2020

Fødevareministeriet har præsenteret nye kostråd for sundhed og klima, Fødevareministeriet anbefaler blandt andet at man skal spise mere fed fisk såsom sild og makrel.

Det bliver anbefalet at spise 350 g fisk om ugen, heraf 200 g fede fisk. Fede fisk er fx sild, makrel, laks og ørred. Det er vigtigt, at du varierer mellem forskellige fisk. 350 g fisk om ugen svarer til fx at spise fisk to gange om ugen som hovedret samt flere gange om ugen som pålæg. Alle former for fisk og skaldyr tæller med i de 350 g om ugen. Det gælder både opdrætsfisk og fisk, der er fanget vildt.

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