Meat Consumption

More Americans Cutting Back On Meat Consumption

More Americans are cutting back on their meat consumption. That's according to a recent Gallup poll which found that nearly a quarter of the U.S. public report eating less meat in the past year than they had previously. Very few, five percent, report an increase in their meat consumption. When it comes to gender, a higher share of women are cutting back than men at 31 percent. For men, the share reducing their meat intake stands at 19 percent.

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This chart shows whether Americans are eating more, less or the same amount of meat.

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Changes in meat consumption in the last six months in the United States in 2023
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Main reasons for reducing meat consumption recently among consumers in the United States in 2023
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Downsizing red meat intake to fight climate change in 2019, by country
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Are you currently trying, or have you ever tried, to reduce your own consumption of meat?
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What is your opinion on cutting back on meat consumption?
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Distribution of people planning to eat less meat within the next five years in Europe as of 2017, by reason

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