What is nitrate and what contains a lot of nitrate?
According to a national advice of experts, until the age of six months vegetables that are low in nitrate are advised. By nature nitrate occurs in food. Vegetables are an important source of nitrate (for example spinach, beetroot, endive, purslane, lettuce, pointed cabbage, etc.). Do not give vegetables that are rich in nitrate to children under six months, and do not give them more than twice a week to children older than six months. Biobim sees to safe vegetable snacks by selecting especially grown ingredients and controlled Demeter growth methods.
