Domestic chicken meat availability in 2022 may have been over 46 kg per capita in Brazil

Published 2023년 1월 5일

Tridge summary

The preliminary data for 2022 shows that the effective Brazilian population was lower than projected, resulting in a higher per capita availability of chicken meat. The estimated population was below the expectations of the IBGE for 2021 and August 2022. Despite a population increase of 9% since the last IBGE census in 2010, the per capita availability of chicken meat saw a positive growth of about 6% in 2022. However, the volume for 2022 may not have reached the records set in 2011, 2020, and 2021, which is believed to have been a record year for per capita availability.

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Original content

Although the numbers discussed here are preliminary, one fact is certain: the per capita availability of chicken meat recorded in 2022 was greater than that estimated for most of the past year. Because, quite simply, the effective Brazilian population is lower than that which had been projected by the IBGE. And this applies not only to 2022, but also to other previous years. In the preview of the current census (in progress), released in the last days of the year, the IBGE informed that on December 25 the Brazilian population reached 207.750 million people, that is, it is below, for example, that estimated by the IBGE itself for 2021 (close to 213.217 million). To assess the effect of the new projection, just observe the following: in August 2022, in the estimates it periodically makes, the IBGE mentioned 215.002 million inhabitants. And this, compared to a total internal availability of chicken meat in the order of 9.7 million tons, would correspond to a per capita availability ...

Source: Avistie