Give your family the inspired goodness of Papaya!
Papaya makes it easy to deliver a bundle of essential nutrients to your busy family – all, in a colourful, convenient and juicy package! From digestive and immune wellbeing to skin hydration and elasticity, papaya is loaded with inspired goodness. For a summary of the great benefits, click here.
Give your immune system a helping hand: papaya naturally contains a unique bundle of antioxidants – vitamin C and carotenoids – that help bolster your body’s defences. In fact, a single 150g serve of papaya [about one cup, diced] provides more than twice your recommended daily intake for vitamin C, and nearly a third of vitamin A. Papaya is also a source of fibre, which helps with digestive balance and keeps you feeling fuller, longer.
For expecting mums, papaya is a smart choice: it contains folate, essential for normal cell division and growth in pregnancy.
Your skin will thank you for consuming papaya. Its antioxidant bundle – vitamin C and carotenoids – can assist with skin elasticity, and form and repair skin cells. Bonus: papaya’s naturally high water content can help keep your skin glowing.
Naturally low in energy (kJ) and fat, papaya is a smart choice for your family: it’s the everyday fruit that helps you keep going on the outside – and glowing on the inside.
To learn more about the health benefits of papaya, updated 2020 Health report can be found here .
Average Quantity per Serving |
Percentage Daily Intake* |
Average Quantity per 100g |
|
Energy | 213kJ (51Cal) | 2% | 142kJ (34Cal) |
Protein, total | 0.6g | 1% | 0.4g |
Fat, total | 0.2g | <1% | 0.1g |
– saturated | 0 | 0% | 0g |
Carbohydrate | 10g | 3% | 6.9g |
– sugars | 10g | 6.9g | |
Dietary fibre, total | 3.5g | 12% | 2.3g |
Sodium | 11mg | <1% | 7.3mg |
Potassium | 210mg | 140mg | |
Folate** | 56µg | 28% | 37µg |
Vitamin A | 228 Eq µg | 30% | 152µg |
Vitamin C | 90mg | 225% | 60mg |
Carotenoids*** | 2519 µg | 2% | 1679µg |
Source: NUTTAB 2010 Food standards Australia New Zealand, FoodID: 06D10406
*Percentage daily intakes are based on the average adult diet of 8700kJ. Your daily intakes may be higher or lower depending on your energy needs.
**The RDI used to calculate the %DI is the RDI for adults (200 µg), whereas for women, at least one month before pregnancy and three months during pregnancy the recommended intake for folate is
400 µg per day
***Carotenoids are defined as beta-carotene, cryptoxanthin, lutein and zeaxanthin
Glycaemic Index is 59