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Berries

A two-part guide to four berries, their nutrient profiles and portions.

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Part 1: Nutrition Spotlight

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Four berries. Everyday benefits.

Blueberries

Blue-purple anthocyanins are plant compounds with antioxidant activity.

Strawberries

Rich in vitamin C for normal immunity, collagen formation and healthy skin.

Raspberries

High in fibre, helping support regular bowel movements.

Blackberries

Fibre, vitamin C and anthocyanins in one naturally colourful fruit.

Mix your berries

Different berries offer different nutrient profiles. Enjoy a variety.

Part 2: Benefits & Portions

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Portion

80 g berries: 1 adult portion of your 5 a day.

Antioxidants explained

Vitamin C helps protect cells from oxidative stress. Berries also supply polyphenols, including anthocyanins.

Heart & brain research

A wild-blueberry trial in older adults found improvements in blood-vessel function and some memory tests. More research is needed.

Easy everyday options

Add to Greek yoghurt or oats. Fresh or frozen both count: follow pack instructions.

Make variety the goal

Enjoy berries alongside a range of other fruit and vegetables.