Global Poultry Meat Demand Share by Country (Thousand Metric Tons)

In 2024, China (17 thousand metric tons) and the United States (15.96 thousand metric tons) dominate the global poultry meat demand, reflecting slight year-on-year variations of 0.28% and 0.81%, respectively. Brazil follows with 8.36 thousand metric tons (0.63% increase). Countries like India, Argentina, Egypt, and Poland exhibit significant growth rates, ranging from 1.05% to 1.46%. Meanwhile, some European countries such as Germany (-0.06%) and France (-0.15%) face a minor decline. Emerging markets like Iraq (5.63%) and Bolivia (1.95%) show rapid increases in demand.

Future trends to watch in the global poultry meat demand share include higher growth potential in developing countries like Iraq and Bolivia, driven by urbanization and increasing incomes. Conversely, mature markets in Europe may experience slower growth or declines due to changing dietary preferences and stronger regulatory environments. Observing consumption patterns in rapidly urbanizing regions and their economic developments will be crucial for predicting shifts in global poultry meat demand.

Top countries in Poultry Meat Demand Share by Country (Thousand Metric Tons)

# 10 Countries Percent Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 China 17 2023 +0.35% +0.28% View data
2 2 United States 15.96 2023 +0.84% +0.81% View data
3 3 Brazil 8.36 2023 +0.59% +0.63% View data
4 4 Russia 3.92 2023 +0.68% +0.74% View data
5 5 Mexico 3.71 2023 +0.92% +0.75% View data
6 6 India 2.73 2023 +1.38% +1.08% View data
7 7 Japan 2.04 2023 +0.4% +0.31% View data
8 8 Iran 1.9 2023 +0.74% +0.75% View data
9 9 South Africa 1.87 2023 +0.66% +0.38% View data
10 10 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 1.85 2023