Chicken meat in Brazil is one of the cheapest in the world

Published May 21, 2022

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Brazil ranks 20th globally for having the cheapest chicken meat, with the population paying R$18.72 per kg, according to the Numbeo database and online discount platform CUPONATION. Each Brazilian consumed an average of 45.27 kilos of chicken meat in the past year, due to its cost-effectiveness, leading to a record 6.18 billion chicken slaughterings in 2021. Despite this, the platform notes that increasing unemployment and decreasing purchasing power in Brazil do not cancel out the growth in hunger in the country.

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In 2022, Brazil has the 20th cheapest chicken meat in the world, charging the population about R$18.72 per kg, according to the global Numbeo database. This is what the online discount platform CUPONATION reports, which carried out a survey on Brazilian consumption and the price of white meat in the country and in the world. “According to the Brazilian Association of Animal Protein [ABPA], on average, each Brazilian consumed 45.27 kilos of chicken meat in the last year because of the cost-effectiveness, almost three kilos more than in 2019”, he highlights. the discount platform. Also according to CUPONATION, Brazilians spend an average of 3.11% of the minimum wage of R$ 1,200, an amount recorded by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics, on the purchase of chicken meat. “The calculation was made taking into account a household of four people that consumes 2 kg of chicken per month – if the number of people in the household, the amount of kilo or the amount of the ...

Source: Agroemdia