Outlook for 2035, meat production in the European Union

Published 2025년 1월 1일

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The European Commission's meat sector forecast report projects a 0.2% decrease in total animal protein production in the EU over the next decade, with beef and pork production and consumption expected to decline due to low profitability, increased costs, and stricter environmental regulations. In contrast, poultry meat production is expected to grow, driven by its perceived economic advantage and increasing export opportunities. The report indicates a shift towards sustainability and efficiency in the EU's meat industry.
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The European Commission anticipates a 0.2% decrease in total animal protein production in the European Union for the next decade. According to its meat sector forecast report, this will fall from 41.81 million tonnes in 2024 to 40.96 mt. in 2035. Decrease in beef production and consumption Beef production will experience a 0.6% decrease, reaching 6.28 million tonnes, this would respond to factors such as the low profitability of the sector, the increase in costs and stricter environmental regulations. In parallel, per capita consumption will also decrease by 0.6%, standing at 9.2 kilograms. Decline in pig farming: sustainability challenges As for pork products, these will decrease to 20.08 mt. for the next decade, largely due to growing concerns about sustainability and criticism of intensive farming systems. However, consumption will remain relatively stable, hovering around 30 kg per person per year. Poultry: the only growing sector In contrast, poultry meat production will be ...
Source: Ganaderia

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