Uruguay eats most beef per capita

Published 2020년 12월 24일

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Uruguay has the highest per capita beef consumption in the world, at 56.3 kilograms per year, followed by Argentina and Hong Kong. The United States is fourth with 35.9 kilograms per year. The list also includes countries with much lower per capita beef consumption, such as Saudi Arabia (7 kilograms), Vietnam (2.5 kilograms), India (1.8 kilograms), and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (0.2 kilograms).
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Per capita consumption of beef is highest in Uruguay, where per capita is not less than 56.3 kilograms. Argentina and Hong Kong were in the top three in the world. On average, one inhabitant of Uruguay, South America, with a population of 3.5 million, has the highest annual beef consumption. An Uruguayan consumes no less than 56.3 kilograms. Second on the list is the legendary beef producer Argentina. They are almost two kilograms behind, here the average annual consumption is 54.5 kilograms. The amount of beef consumed per capita per year in Hong Kong, Asia, is 51.8 kilograms, according to an infographics on the graph.maps Instagram page. In fourth place on the list is the United States with 35.9 kilograms, meaning only the podium exceeds the 50 kilogram mark in the annual figure. A few more countries were examined on the list. Turkey, for example, ranks 11th with 20.3 kilograms and Japan 28th with 9.4 kilograms. Of the countries on the list, Saudi Arabia ranked 36th ...
Source: AgroForum

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