Sweden has fortified low-fat milk with a small amount of vitamin D since 1983

Yahoo Answers Feb 2014

• Info in Swedish can be found here

• applies to low-fat milk only - milk containing fat below 1,5% has to be enriched with Vitamin D. Vitamin D content must be between 3,8-5 micrograms/litre.

4 micrograms/litre= 160 IU/liter

Many organizations now recommend 4,0000 IU of vitamin D3 per day for adults

which would requre 25 liters of low-fat milk

And, we hope that Sweden fortififies with D3, not D2

See also VitaminDWiki

• All items in category Fortification - Vitamin D items

• Most milk did not have the 400 IU of vitamin D - 1992

• Milk fortification of 1000 IU got most children above 20ng of vitamin D – March 2013

• Most people have major problems of milk as a source of vitamin D

• Vitamin D and Folate fortification of foods - April 2012

• Sweden will increase vitamin D food fortification a bit in Oct 2016

• Low fat (e.g. skim milk) provides less Vitamin D – May 2016

• Full-fat milk for children associated with higher Vitamin D and lower BMI – Dec 2016

• Little vitamin D in various types of milk – Oct 2012

• Review of vitamin D from milk products – Aug 2018

• Vitamin D fortification of Cows milk (ignores lactose intolerance and poor bioavailability in low fat milk) – Aug 2021

• Vitamin D levels dropped when consuming 2 brands of fortified milk in the winter– trial June 2018

• Whole-Fat or Nonfat Dairy -The Debate Continues (less vitamin D) - Dec 2018

• Children no longer get much vitamin D from milk - fortify at home