For example,
rising meat consumption (especially pork) in developing nations puts pressure on grain prices through the use of grain for animal feed; it takes an average of five kilograms of grain to produce one kilogram of meat.
It is driven not only by a growing population, but also by
rising meat consumption among increasingly prosperous people in developing countries.
Not exact matches
This population will increasingly live in urban areas and have a
rising middle class, both of which mean more
meat consumption.
For now, though,
meat consumption is
rising in the United States, China, and elsewhere despite health warnings, most recently a World Health Organization report that found eating processed or red
meat increased the risk of developing cancer.
Emerging markets are driving this growth: China, in particular, is the world's largest consumer of
meat, with protein
consumption expected to grow 3 — 4 % a year thanks to a
rising middle class.
Urbanization, population growth, and a
rising middle class lead to greater
meat consumption.
In fact, even the smallest increase in the
consumption of red
meat was found to lead to a steep
rise in mortality, while processed
meat significantly increased the risk of death from all causes.
The «Flexitarian» Effect: The
rise of part - time vegetarians, who have reduced their
meat consumption because of health, sustainability and animal welfare concerns, is having a major impact on new product activity.
While
consumption of more affordable pork
meat is
rising, farmgate prices have plunged to $ 2.70 this year from $ 3.70 a kilogram two years ago due to aggressive production, with some farmers struggling to break even.
The new plant is being built to meet the demand for small goods from export markets in south - east Asia, and
rising domestic processed
meat and sausage
consumption in nearby population growth areas in eastern Australia.
The
rise in vegetarians and so - called flexitarians — occasional vegetarians who reduce
meat consumption because of health, animal welfare or environmental issues — is translating into specific opportunities in cheese aisles across France with cheese emerging as a popular replacement for
meat, according to Caroline Roux, an analyst for Mintel.
«Egg
consumption is affected not only by the price of eggs, which has been
rising, but also the price of competing protein products, like
meat, which have been falling.»
With
rising incomes,
meat consumption has increased 73 percent over the past 50 years.
There are several socio - economic factors could have contributed to the
rise in popularity of poultry, including religious edicts that prohibited
meat consumption during fasting.
The film makes a strong argument for veganism, stating that
meat and dairy
consumption is essentially a government - endorsed conspiracy contributing to
rising rates of cancer, obesity, and heart disease.
Now, it's possible the apparent protective association between rice and Alzheimer's «is more likely due» to the fact that the drop of rice
consumption associated with increasing Alzheimer's was accompanied by a
rise in
meat consumption.
Over the past century, especially after World War II, Western diets have shifted to include more animal foods, including poultry, which has
risen to the top in U.S.
meat consumption.
Meat consumption has
risen dramatically in the US over the past century.
That's the conclusion of a new study, published this week in the Archives of Internal Medicine, that found that the risk of dying at an early age — from heart disease, cancer, or any other cause —
rises in step with red -
meat consumption.
He explained that per capita
meat consumption, which also has substantial environmental impacts, had tracked in a similar way,
rose in China by 42 percent from 1995 to 2003, with recent projections of a 40 percent, to 70 kilograms per capita per year, within a few years.
Other subjects covered by Data Highlights included China's
rising soybean
consumption, falling gasoline use, the U.S bike - share fleet more than doubling in 2013, and China's growing
meat consumption shown by the move to buy Smithfield.
Some might argue that overall
meat consumption has dropped in response to a
rise in cost, but awareness about food sustainability does appear to be a market driver.
Lyutse also points out that while overall
meat consumption has dropped, demand for more sustainably produced
meat — such as free - range, grass fed and antibiotic free — is on the
rise.
Recent analyses have shown it is unlikely global temperature
rises can be kept below two degrees Celsius without a shift in global
meat and dairy
consumption, but demand for
meat and dairy from India and China is estimated to increase by 76 and 65 percent, respectively, by 2050, according to Chatham House.
The
rising global
meat consumption and the intensification of animal production systems will put further pressure on the global freshwater resources in the coming decades.
Developing countries are now able to afford more
meat, with current projections seeing
meat consumption rise 75 percent by 2050 and dairy by 65 percent.
A chorus of impassioned criticism has been
rising against
meat and dairy
consumption.