toitainetega
Toitainetega is a term used in Estonian-language nutrition discourse to describe foods, beverages, or supplements that contain nutrients beyond their base composition. The word is formed from toitained (nutrients) or toitaine (nutrient) plus -ga (with), yielding a sense of “with nutrients” or “nutrient-containing.” It is typically used as an attributive modifier, for example toiduaine meaning a food product, and toitainetega toidud referring to nutrient-containing or nutrient-enriched foods. In practice, the term overlaps with more established expressions such as rikastatud toidud (enriched foods) and fortifikatsioon, but it remains non-regulatory and informal, often appearing in consumer guides, marketing materials, and dietary discussions.
Linguistic notes indicate that toitainetega is predominantly used in Estonian, though speakers in related Finno-Ugric languages
Examples of usage include describing a juice fortified with vitamin C as toitainetega jook (nutrient-containing juice)
See also: Nutritional fortification, Enriched foods, Functional foods, Fortification regulation.