In Ukraine, the population's demand for pork and chicken is growing as the most affordable types of meat

Published 2024년 4월 8일

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In Ukraine, the livestock sector has shown positive growth with a reported 3% increase in pig numbers and a 2.2% rise in poultry across all farm categories, as highlighted by Olena Dadus from the Ministry of Agrarian Policy. This growth is particularly notable in agricultural enterprises, significantly contributing to the country's near self-sufficiency in livestock products. Despite a minor decline in beef consumption, there is an expected increase in demand for pork and poultry, which are the most affordable types of meat. Poultry meat production has notably increased by 5.8%, enhancing exports, whereas pork and beef production have seen a decline. This surge in local meat production has resulted in reduced meat imports and boosted exports, establishing significant trade relationships with various countries.

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In Ukraine, the number of pigs and poultry is increasing in all categories of farms. Compared to last year, the number of pigs increased by 3%, and poultry - by 2.2%. This was reported by Olena Dadus, head of the Department of Animal Husbandry and Tribal Affairs of the Department of Agrarian Development of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy. She noted that the number of pigs and poultry grows more at agricultural enterprises. "Domestic producers of livestock products almost completely supply the domestic food market and its processing component. Last year, meat consumption in Ukraine was 54.7 kg per person. with a minimum norm of 52 kg. The consumption forecast for 2024 is 53.9 kg. This is due to a reduction in beef consumption. However, there will be an increase in the population's demand for pork and poultry meat, as the most affordable types of meat," said Olena Dadus. According to her, last year the production of poultry meat increased by 5.8% compared to last year. It is this ...

Source: Agravery