Analysts have named the world's most popular type of meat

Published 2023년 10월 22일

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Chicken is the most popular meat globally, with 70 countries showing interest in it, particularly North and Latin America. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines consume the most chicken per person at 74.7 kilograms per year. Fish and seafood are the second most popular, with 56 countries preferring them, and Iceland consuming the most at over 90 kilograms per capita annually. Pork is the third favorite, favored in 29 countries, with Hong Kong consuming the most at 55.2 kilograms per person. Beef is the most preferred meat in 23 countries, with Argentina consuming the most at 46.9 kilograms per capita annually. The study covers data from all countries, including those of less economic importance.
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Chicken is the most popular type of meat in the world. This is stated in a study by scientists from theWORLDMAPS organization on global consumption of meat and fish products, published in Visual Capitalist. The value of this type of meat is due to the fact that it is a very simple, rich and affordable source of protein. Interest in it, according to research, is observed in 70 countries around the world. This is especially true of North and Latin America, which have even been called the “chicken continents.” Of the individual countries, the leader in its consumption was Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. There, there are 74.7 kilograms of this product per person per year. In second and third places are Israel and the island state with consumption levels of 68.9 and 65.7 kilograms per person. Poland remains the EU's largest poultry producer The second place in popularity among the products in question was taken not by meat, but by fish and seafood. They are preferred by 56 countries ...
Source: Rosng

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