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About IBISWorld Industry Reports Top of the pecking order Though a volatile industry, chicken and turkey meat production has had its share of benefits and advantages in recent years. Poultry consumption has been rising at a much faster rate than any of its competitors, namely beef and pork. Health consciousness among Americans is constantly rising as more information sprouts about the dietary harms and benefits of certain types of meat. As a result, more and more consumers are switching to white meat instead of red meat. In-depth industry market research presented in a logical and consistent format. Including 30 pages of insights covering industry conditions, key statistics, competitor analysis and market share, product and customer segmentation and a 5 year forecast.
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Broiler chickens |
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Other chickens |
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Turkeys |
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Key Industry Statistics
| Key Industry Figures |
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| Industry Revenue |
*25,908.4 |
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| Revenue Growth |
*-9.6 |
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| Industry Gross Product |
*7,840.6 |
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| Number of Establishments |
*20,213 |
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| Number of Enterprises |
*19,404 |
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Units |
| Employment |
*76,957 |
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Units |
| Exports |
*318.6 |
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| Imports |
*33.6 |
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| Total Wages |
*3,659 |
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This industry includes farms where the primary activity is raising broilers, turkeys and other chickens for meat production. Broilers, the most common bird produced specifically for meat consumption, are young chickens genetically selected for fast growth. The majority of poultry livestock is obtained from the Chicken Egg Hatcheries industry (NAICS 11234), and output from this industry is sold live to the Meat, Beef and Poultry Processing industry (NAICS 31161).
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Factors Affecting This Industry
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The major products and services covered in this market research report are:
- Broiler chickens
- Other chickens
- Turkeys
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The primary activities of companies in this industry are:- Broiler chicken production
- Chicken production (except egg laying)
- Cornish hen production
- Fryer chicken production
- Roaster chicken production
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