The Top Countries with the Highest Per Capita Meat Consumption in the World

Which countries have the highest per capita meat consumption in the world?

• Australia - 116 kg/person
• United States - 106 kg/person
• Argentina - 98 kg/person
• Brazil - 82 kg/person
• Uruguay - 77 kg/person
• Spain - 67 kg/person
• Israel - 64 kg/person
• Russia - 63 kg/person
• Chile - 62 kg/person
• Canada - 58 kg/person
• Kazakhstan - 53 kg/person
• Norway - 52 kg/person
• Iceland - 50 kg/person
• Belarus - 49 kg/person
• New Zealand - 49 kg/person
• Ukraine - 48 kg/person
• South Africa - 46 kg/person
• Mexico - 45 kg/person
• Paraguay - 43 kg/person
• Switzerland - 43 kg/person
• Costa Rica - 42 kg/person
• Croatia - 41 kg/person
• Serbia - 40 kg/person
• Bosnia and Herzegovina - 40 kg/person
• Montenegro - 39 kg/person
• Georgia - 38 kg/person
• South Korea - 37 kg/person
• Uruguay - 37 kg/person
• Japan - 36 kg/person
• Lebanon - 36 kg/person

It's important to note that these figures are estimates and may vary depending on the source of the data.