USDA-derived generic food data

What is the nutrition score of Sausage (pork)?

Per 100g, Sausage (pork) has a Daily Nutrient Contribution score of 16/100. Its strongest contributions are Vitamin B12, Vitamin B1, Selenium. Treat this as a fixed nutrient comparison, not a personal recommendation.

Reviewed 16 July 2026. USDA-derived values are estimates for a generic food and can vary with preparation and brand.

Daily Nutrient Contribution

16/100

10 nutrients provide at least 10% of the daily reference used for this comparison.

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Nutrition facts

The same generic food data, shown per 100g and for 2 pieces (110g).

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NutrientPer 100gPer 2 pieces
Calories325 kcal358 kcal
Protein17 g19 g
Carbs2 g2 g
Fat28 g31 g
Fiber0 g0 g
Sat fat10 g10 g
Sodium750 mg825 mg
Potassium290 mg319 mg
Calcium12 mg13 mg
Iron1.2 mg1.3 mg
Magnesium15 mg17 mg
Zinc2 mg2.2 mg
Vitamin C0 mg0 mg
Vitamin D0.7 µg0.8 µg
Vitamin B121 µg1.1 µg
Folate3 µg3 µg

Where Sausage (pork) contributes most

These percentages are capped at 100% for the score calculation. They use a fixed adult reference and are not personalised targets.

Vitamin B12

67%

1 µg per 100g

Vitamin B1

40%

0.4 mg per 100g

Selenium

33%

25 µg per 100g

Phosphorus

33%

180 mg per 100g

Sat fat

10 g per 100g

Shown separately because the score focuses on positive daily nutrient contributions.

Sodium

750 mg per 100g

Shown separately because the score focuses on positive daily nutrient contributions.

Source and limits

This page uses Nutrigate's USDA FoodData Central-derived generic-food table. It is useful for comparison, while the label on a branded product is more specific. Nutrition information is not medical advice.

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