Global Poultry Meat Market Size Volume Per Capita by Country

The global analysis of poultry meat market size volume per capita in 2024 shows Israel leading with 67.83 kg per capita, followed by Samoa at 64.18 kg, and Trinidad and Tobago at 63.61 kg. Among larger economies, the United States stands at 58.51 kg, and Australia at 49.82 kg. European countries generally fall in the mid-range, with Portugal at 31.88 kg, the United Kingdom at 31.65 kg, and Germany at 18.29 kg. Emerging markets like Brazil and Mexico show significant consumption as well, recording 48.12 kg and 35.34 kg respectively.

The year-on-year percentage variation indicates a relatively stable trend in the poultry meat consumption across most countries. While some fluctuations are observed, the last five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) highlights minor but consistent growth in global poultry meat consumption per capita.

Key future trends to watch include:- Increasing demand in emerging markets such as Latin America and Asia.- Potential growth driven by health and cost advantages of poultry over red meats.- Impact of trade policies and regulations on poultry production and import/export dynamics.- Technological advancements in poultry farming leading to more efficient production.