Per capita consumption of meat, milk and dairy products
kilograms
Annual per capita consumption of meat, meat products, milk, and dairy products in kilograms in Russia and other featured countries. Rows are differentiated by country and product type, enabling comparisons of diets across different nations and identifying consumption patterns. The data covers the 2017–2021 period and is provided in kilograms per capita
Chart of per capita meat and dairy consumption by country, 2017–2021, kilograms
- Austria — Milk and dairy products (including animal butter; in milk equivalent)
- Netherlands — Milk and dairy products (including animal butter; in milk equivalent)
- Slovakia — Milk and dairy products (including animal butter; in milk equivalent)
- Italy — Milk and dairy products (including animal butter; in milk equivalent)
- Hungary — Milk and dairy products (including animal butter; in milk equivalent)
- Lithuania — Meat and meat products (in meat equivalent; without fat and offal)
- Finland — Meat and meat products (in meat equivalent; without fat and offal)
- Hungary — Meat and meat products (in meat equivalent; without fat and offal)
- Slovakia — Meat and meat products (in meat equivalent; without fat and offal)
- Ukraine — Meat and meat products (in meat equivalent; without fat and offal)
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2017–2021. Rows: 48, periods: 5. Unit of measurement — kilograms. Breakdown: Russia — Meat and meat products (converted to meat; excluding lard…; Russia — Milk and dairy products (including animal butter…; Austria — Meat and meat products (converted to meat; excluding lard…; Austria — Milk and dairy products (including animal butter…; Belarus — Meat and meat products (converted to meat; excluding lard… and others
Austria — Milk and dairy products (including animal butter; converted to…: the indicator decreased from 393 to 392 over 2017–2021 — by 0.25%. The highest value was 403 (2019), the lowest was 392 (2021). This is an average annual decrease of 0.06%. Out of 23 major rows, 15 increased, 8 decreased
All table numbers are series: 48
How to read this table
The list includes Russia, Austria, and Belarus, allowing for a comparison of food consumption volumes across these countries. Comparing rows helps illustrate differences in dietary habits among populations over a five-year period. Each row contains data for a specific product type per capita
What is visible in these numbers
Top five values: Austria — Milk and dairy products (including… (403), Poland — Milk and dairy products (including… (381), Lithuania — Milk and dairy products (including… (351), Netherlands — Milk and dairy products (including… (295), Slovakia — Milk and dairy products (including… (278). The gap between the highest and lowest is 7.46 times. The top five account for 39.9% of the total sum across all items
Observations are annual; total periods: 5. 125 out of 125 possible values are filled (100%) — missing values are virtually absent
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Period and application
Information is published in the section on social status and living standards. These statistics are relevant for analyzing dietary patterns and food security. Rosstat data for 2017–2021 may be used by economists, agribusiness companies, and specialists in quality of life
How it is calculated
Rosstat notes: For CIS countries, except Russia, data include lard and offal. 2022: meat and meat products — 72 kg, milk and dairy products — 241 kg. In tables 15.11–15.14 for 2017–2021, indicators are published excluding the results of the 2020 All-Russia Population Census
1) По странам СНГ, кроме России, – с учетом сала и субпродуктов.
2) 2022 г.: мясо и мясопродукты – 72 кг, молоко и молочные продукты – 241 кг. В таблицах 15.11-15.14 за 2017-2021 гг. показатели публикуются без учета итогов ВПН-2020.
3) С учетом субпродуктов.
4) Без масла животного.
5) По данным выборочных обследований домашних хозяйств.
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