Australia's chocolate consumption declines for the first time in years

Australia's chocolate consumption declines for the first time in years

Australians are eating more red meat and poultry while cutting back on sweet treats, according to a new report released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

Aussies eating more meat but less chocolate, new data reveals

Australians are eating more meat and less chocolate now than they were a few years ago, new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has revealed.Aussies consumed 2.3 per cent more meat overall in 2023-24 than the previous year, including 13 per cent more poultry and 1.8 per cent more lamb, beef, and pork, ABS health statistics spokesperson Paul Atyeo said.Meanwhile, processed meats consumption dropped by 12 per cent since 2018-19.R…

53,2 kg: In 2024 the Germans ate so much meat per capita. This also has to do with the prices for poultry.

Australians eating more meat but less chocolate

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Aussies Are Eating Less Chocolate For The First Time In Years, Data Reveals

We’ve been munching on more meat and less sweet treats lately, according to a 2023-24 report published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Friday.  Red meat and poultry rose by 2.3 per cent, and chocolate and confectionery dropped by 5.7 per cent less. The surge in meat consumption led to 15.3 million tonnes of food and non-alcoholic drinks purchased at supermarkets and grocery stores during the thick of the cost-of-living crisi…