Argentina consumes more and more pork

Published 2024년 12월 3일

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Argentine pork consumption has doubled in the last 12 years, reaching 17 kg per inhabitant in 2024, reflecting a trend towards diet diversification and a thriving supply. Pork production in Argentina has seen 14 years of sustained growth, with a projected record production of 785 thousand tons in 2024. However, pork exports, which represent only 2% of production, depend heavily on demand from China. The Argentine Carbon Neutral Program offers a way for local products to become more attractive abroad by neutralizing carbon emissions from production processes. The program was recently implemented for the pork sector and aims to position Argentina as a benchmark in environmentally conscious pork production.
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In recent years, there has been a notable growth in pork consumption by Argentines. This phenomenon is not only a response to changes in eating habits, but also to a thriving supply that grows year after year in quantity and quality. Per capita consumption of pork has doubled in the last 12 years, going from an average per inhabitant of around 8.6 kg in 2012 to an estimated consumption of 17 kg/inhabitant in 2024. This increase reflects a clear trend towards diversification in the diet of Argentines, who have begun to value more the nutritional properties and flavor of pork, in a scenario of greater competitiveness. Thus, pork has gradually been gaining ground on beef. Production As mentioned in other editions of the weekly newsletter, the evolution of pork production in Argentina has been remarkable, reaching 14 consecutive years of sustained growth so far. Between January and October, 655 thousand tons of pork were already produced, 3.1% above the same period of the previous ...
Source: Agromeat

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