How much meat is on the menu?
Meat supply, 189 countries & territories. Meat supply per person per year (FAO food balance sheets). Supply is what reaches shops, not what is eaten: waste is included.
lowest≥ 14.7 kg≥ 27.4 kg≥ 45.6 kg≥ 63.1 kg≥ 73.6 kg≥ 90.5 kg no data
Source: Food and Agriculture Organization of the… via Our World in Data· 2018 / 2023
The ranking
- 1
Tonga 156.9 kg 2023 - 2
Mongolia 136.1 kg 2023 - 3
Marshall Islands 125.6 kg 2023 - 4
United States 122.1 kg 2023 - 5
Macau (China) 121.2 kg 2023 - 6
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 118.5 kg 2023 - 7
Australia 116.8 kg 2023 - 8
Argentina 115 kg 2023 - 9
Bahamas 114.9 kg 2023 - 10
Belarus 111.7 kg 2023 - 11
Nauru 109.2 kg 2023 - 12
Samoa 109 kg 2023 - 13
Israel 108.7 kg 2023 - 14
Hong Kong (China) 107.4 kg 2023 - 15
Brazil 104.6 kg 2023 - 16
Denmark 101.3 kg 2023 - 17
Spain 100.8 kg 2023 - 18
Croatia 99.7 kg 2023 - 19
Portugal 99.3 kg 2023 - 20
Chile 98.5 kg 2023 - 21
French Polynesia (France) 98.5 kg 2023 - 22
Ireland 98.4 kg 2023 - 23
Iceland 98.1 kg 2023 - 24
Montenegro 96.9 kg 2023 - 25
Antigua and Barbuda 96.4 kg 2023 - 26
Canada 94.8 kg 2023 - 27
Taiwan 91.5 kg 2023 - 28
Saint Lucia 90.3 kg 2023 - 29
New Caledonia (France) 89.6 kg 2023 - 30
Saint Kitts and Nevis 88.8 kg 2023 - 31
Guyana 88.7 kg 2023 - 32
Dominica 86.4 kg 2022 - 33
Tuvalu 85.1 kg 2023 - 34
Russia 84.8 kg 2023 - 35
United Kingdom 84.4 kg 2023 - 36
Bolivia 84.4 kg 2023 - 37
Serbia 84.2 kg 2023 - 38
South Korea 84 kg 2023 - 39
Poland 83.3 kg 2023 - 40
Luxembourg 83 kg 2023 - 41
Latvia 82.7 kg 2023 - 42
Czechia 82.3 kg 2023 - 43
Greece 82 kg 2023 - 44
Lithuania 80.9 kg 2023 - 45
Grenada 80.5 kg 2023 - 46
France 80.3 kg 2023 - 47
New Zealand 79.5 kg 2023 - 48
Mexico 78.2 kg 2023 - 49
Panama 78 kg 2023 - 50
Cyprus 77.9 kg 2023
Reference years differ by country (2018–2023); each row shows its own year.