Consumption of meat and pork products grows by 1.5 percent in Spain

Published 2024년 4월 25일

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Household consumption of agricultural products increased by 4.4% in 2023, led by a rise in meat and fresh and frozen product consumption, while processed pork products saw a decrease. Extra-domestic consumption also grew by 1.51%. The data marks a turnaround from a decline in consumption since 2020 and brings meat and fresh and frozen product consumption figures to nearly 2019 levels. Alberto Herranz, general director of the Interprofessional, highlighted the white pork sector's effort to meet consumer demands and its initiatives, including a commitment to clean energy and the B+ Animal Welfare Commitment seal.
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Household consumption rose from 795,700 tons in 2022 to 807,600, driven by the 4.4% increase in the consumption of meat and fresh and frozen products (from 402,500 tons to 420,200). On the opposite side, processed pork products decreased in households by 1.48% (from 393,200 tons to 387,400). For its part, extra-domestic consumption grew by 1.51%, going from 189,900 tons to 201,900. The data is especially significant since it puts an end to the slight decrease in consumption that has been experienced since 2020. In fact, the data for 2023, mainly those for meat and fresh and frozen products, are practically at 2019 figures (446,200 tons). Alberto Herranz, general director of the Interprofessional, highlights that "the data shows that the white pork sector is responding to consumer demands and makes available the quality products they demand." In this sense, remember that "every day healthier pork products arrive on the market, with less fat, reduced salt, etc.". This, together with ...
Source: EuroMeat

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