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Friday, September 30, 2016
Japan meat consumption rising, fish declines
Japanese consumers' appetite for meat is rising while that for fish is sliding. But it seems the shift has been forced by economic forces including the rising prices of fish.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Japan's July meat consumption dips amid summer heat
September 20, 2010 Japan's July meat consumption dips amid summer heat Japan's beef consumption in July declined by 7% on-year to 69,816 tonnes, while pork consumption also eased by 4% to 134,838 tonnes, according to the Agriculture and Liv ...
Friday, March 6, 2009
Japan to "reconsider" meat consumption as recession deepens
March 6, 2009 Japan to "reconsider" meat consumption as recession deepens                                      Japanese consumers will continue to turn to less expensive food products in 2009 due to the deepening economic crisis which will ...
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Seafood consumption in Japan falling while meat consumption rises
May 23, 2007 Seafood consumption in Japan falling while meat consumption rises Japan, renowned for its seafood consumption, may now be eating more meat than seafood in the near future. Current per capita seafood consumption levels, at 13 ki ...
Wednesday, December 10, 2003
Japan's Meat Consumption Higher in October
December 10, 2003 Japan's Meat Consumption Higher in October Consumption of meat in Japan pushed higher during October, with increased consumption of beef, pork and chicken compared with September.  In October alone, 80,038 tons of beef, 15 ...
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