Animals contain more iodine than plants; The iodine content of seafood is higher than that of land products. The foods with the highest iodine content are seafood, such as kelp, laver, fresh hairtail, dried clam, dried scallop, mussel, sea cucumber, jellyfish, lobster, etc. Kelp has the highest iodine content.
The iodine content of eggs and milk is the highest (40 μ g/kg ~ 90 μ g/kg), followed by meat. The iodine content of freshwater fish is lower than that of meat, and the iodine content of plants is the lowest, especially fruits and vegetables.