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11 Countries that Eat the Least Meat in the World

Published on September 8, 2017 at 11:28 am by Ida Konjicija in Lists

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4. Nigeria

Meat consumption per capita (lb/per capita): 13.2

In Nigeria beef and veal consumption is 3.75 pounds per capita, pork meat consumption 2.43 pounds per capita, poultry 1.98 per capita and sheep meat consumption is 5.07 per capita. GDP in Nigeria is growing steadily which supports the rise of a middle class as well. This means that more people will be able to afford meat, especially beef, which is confirmed by an increased demand for beef.

11 Countries that Eat the Least Meat in the World

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