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TwitterConsumption of poultry in Mexico was estimated at ***** kilograms per capita in 2023. In that year, more poultry was consumed in Mexico than any other type of meat, followed at a wide margin by pork. Mexico's poultry market In recent years, household spending on poultry meat in Mexico has been increasing. Chicken meat production has thus experienced a rapid expansion. The lower cost of raising chickens and turkeys reflects in consumer prices, and partly explains its increasing popularity compared to other meats. This follows a preference towards poultry in the meat market, not only in Mexico, but also on a global scale. Red meat in Mexico In comparison to poultry, production of beef and veal has been growing at a slower rate in Mexico. The market is likely to see changes in the coming years, with beef and veal per capita consumption set to decrease in this Latin American country and fluctuate in the United States - the primary destination for Mexican bovine meat exports. Contrary to beef, per capita consumption of pork is expected to increase, however, it is also widely surpassed by that of poultry products. Overall, meat consumption in Mexico is likely to continue its upward trend.
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TwitterIn 2023, the per capita consumption volume of beef and veal in Mexico reached **** kilograms. It was expected that consumption of beef and veal would reach 8.84 kilograms per person in 2033.
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TwitterIn 2023, the per capita consumption volume of poultry meat in Mexico reached ***** kilograms, representing a decrease of *** percent compared to the previous year. It was expected that consumption of poultry would reach ***** kilograms per person in 2033.
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TwitterIn 2023, the per capita consumption volume of fish in Mexico reached ***** kilograms, representing a decrease of five percent compared to the previous year. It was expected that fish consumption would reach **** kilograms per person in 2033.
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Statistics illustrates consumption, production, prices, and trade of Frozen Carcases of Pig Meat in Mexico from 2007 to 2024.
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TwitterThis timeline shows the per capita consumption of beef in Mexico from 1994 to 2014. In 2005, Mexico's beef consumption amounted to 18.05 kg per inhabitant.
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TwitterConsumption of poultry in Mexico was estimated at ***** kilograms per capita in 2023. In that year, more poultry was consumed in Mexico than any other type of meat, followed at a wide margin by pork. Mexico's poultry market In recent years, household spending on poultry meat in Mexico has been increasing. Chicken meat production has thus experienced a rapid expansion. The lower cost of raising chickens and turkeys reflects in consumer prices, and partly explains its increasing popularity compared to other meats. This follows a preference towards poultry in the meat market, not only in Mexico, but also on a global scale. Red meat in Mexico In comparison to poultry, production of beef and veal has been growing at a slower rate in Mexico. The market is likely to see changes in the coming years, with beef and veal per capita consumption set to decrease in this Latin American country and fluctuate in the United States - the primary destination for Mexican bovine meat exports. Contrary to beef, per capita consumption of pork is expected to increase, however, it is also widely surpassed by that of poultry products. Overall, meat consumption in Mexico is likely to continue its upward trend.