In 2023, the supply of poultry meat calories per capita in the US was a starting point for projections starting from 2024 through 2028. The data from 2024 to 2028 indicates a consistent increase in poultry meat calories supply per capita, rising from 232.92 kilocalories in 2024 to 239.47 kilocalories in 2028.

The year-on-year growth shows a steady upward trend, with an approximate increase of around 0.7% each year. This indicates a stable rise in the availability of poultry calories, suggesting a growing consumption preference for poultry meat among the US population.

Future trends to monitor include:

Consumer preferences for healthier and sustainable meat options, which could influence poultry demand.
The impact of economic and policy changes on poultry production and supply chains.
Technological advancements in poultry farming that may affect production efficiency and calorie supply.