Beef consumption in Venezuela continues to rise

Published 2022년 12월 13일

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Consumption of meat in Venezuela has seen a significant increase, with each person now consuming between 8 and 10 kilos per year, a 25% rise from 2021. Despite a dip in 2020, when consumption was at 6 kg per person, national production has been able to meet over 95% of the demand. The livestock sector expects this growth to continue into 2023, with efforts underway to eradicate foot-and-mouth disease to further boost exports and access more international markets.
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The consumption of meat per person in Venezuela rose from 8 to 10 kilos in one year, which represents an increase of 25% compared to 2021, according to various local media from the National Federation of Cattlemen (Fedenaga). «There has been a recovery in the consumption of beef. Today we are around 10 kilograms per capita, but we come from a fall that was very significant. At some point (2002) we had a per capita consumption of 24 kilograms”, reports the local press of the president of Fedenaga, Luis Prado. In 2020 consumption remained at 6 kg per person, two more (8 kg) in 2021. In turn, the representative of the livestock sector assured that national production ...

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