Source: Grocery Dive and The Grocer
Meat & Poultry
Fresh meat and poultry sales rose 8.1% this year, equating to an extra ($540.96 million)
The first half of 2020 saw an increase in at-home meals which resulted in 48% of consumers buying more meat.
Nearly two-thirds of consumers said their knowledge about meat and cooking meat has improved since March. Innovations will pay off as consumers experiment due to meat shortages.
The lockdown drew consumers towards online shopping, however 52% of consumers confirm that they would return to their pre-pandemic meat shopping habits.

As the purchase of meats increased, meat-eaters and flexitarians became comfortable buying other meat cuts when their preferred cuts were not available. While it became clear that plant-based substitutes were popular among the vegetarians.

The fresh meat category was helped by the “halo effect” of lockdown, which resulted in consumers wanting more comfort food. That trend has put meat firmly at the centre of the dinner table.
2020 exhibitors in the Meat & Poultry sector
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The ABPA is the world’s largest animal protein association. It is the political and institutional representative of Brazilian poultry farmers. The Association has over 140 member companies and organiz ...
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At Al Kabeer our obsession with quality in procurement, manufacturing and distribution of processed frozen food has helped establish us as a leader in the Middle East frozen food industry. Founded ove ...
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ASMAK, a UAE based company, is a leading provider of fresh and frozen seafood across the Middle East. Founded in 1999 as a fully owned subsidiary of International Holding Company PJSC, ASMAK provides ...
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Since 1986, Amana Foods has been providing safe, nutritious, and competitively-priced food products using the latest technology in food processing and according to the highest international standards. ...
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Gulfood is the biggest food trade exhibition in the world, which makes it the most ideal platform for us as we look to expand our distribution of South African wild animal food products, such as ostrich and antelope.