Hungary: More vegetables and less pork are being consumed

Published 2020년 11월 27일

Tridge summary

A recent report by the German Nutrition Society (DGE) has found some notable changes in the eating habits and dietary preferences of the German population. The report, published every four years, highlights a shift towards consuming more mineral water, herbal and fruit teas, vegetables like tomatoes, carrots, and beets, and less alcohol. However, pork consumption has decreased, while there has been an increase in the popularity of beef, veal, and poultry. The average body weight of the German population is also on the rise, with a significant portion of men and women being overweight. These findings offer insights into the shifting dietary trends and health patterns among Germans.
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According to the data, they drink more mineral water, herbal tea and fruit tea, but also consume less alcohol. Consumption of vegetables, especially tomatoes, carrots and beets, has increased. A German citizen consumes an average of 104 kilograms a year. However, the popularity of pork has declined, with consumption falling by 370 grams per capita per year. Experts say it is clear that although vegetarian and vegan diets are spreading, this does not clearly explain the changes. After all, if these two main trends dominated them, they would be much larger. Overall, meat consumption has not changed much over the years. There is still about 60 kilograms of meat consumption per capita per year, only within that there is a kind of rearrangement. The popularity of beef and veal has increased by about 130 grams per capita, poultry is also increasingly favored by Germans, an increase of 190 grams per capita. In Germany, less fruit, cereals and fresh potatoes have been consumed recently, ...
Source: AgroForum

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