Meat slaughtered in Austria

Agriculture Livestock

Cattle	638,990 an in 2022	FAO
Game	628,542 an in 2017	FAO
Goats	68,340 an in 2022	FAO
Horse	564 an in 2019	FAO
Rabbit	130 1000 An in 2017	FAO
Sheep	321,800 an in 2022	FAO

Agriculture Livestock Poultry (1000 An)

Chicken	100,313 in 2021	FAO
Turkeys	1,390 in 2019	FAO
Ducks	234 in 2019	FAO
Geese and Guinea fowls	136 in 2019	FAO

Europe (an in 2022)

Russian Federation is the top country by meat from slaughtered among 38 countries. As of 2022, meat from slaughtered in Russian Federation was 7.55 million an that accounts for 19.72% of total meat from slaughtered. The top 5 countries (others are France, Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom) account for 53.69% of it. The total meat from slaughtered was estimated at 38.3 million an in 2022.

Russian Federation	7,550,535	FAO
France	4,260,340	FAO
Germany	3,022,510	FAO
Italy	2,909,459	FAO
United Kingdom	2,817,000	FAO
Spain	2,595,980	FAO
Netherlands	2,108,740	FAO
Ireland	1,911,640	FAO
Poland	1,790,380	FAO
Ukraine	1,602,800	FAO
Belarus	1,451,641	FAO
Belgium	755,080	FAO
Austria	638,990	FAO
Romania	615,420	FAO
Switzerland	595,925	FAO
Denmark	450,570	FAO
Portugal	426,400	FAO
Sweden	421,240	FAO
Norway	317,800	FAO
Serbia	317,239	FAO
Finland	259,590	FAO
Albania	250,485	FAO
Czech Republic	229,800	FAO
Croatia	162,500	FAO
Lithuania	162,010	FAO
Greece	146,489 in 2019	FAO
Bulgaria	133,870	FAO
Slovenia	122,620	FAO
Hungary	103,650	FAO
Latvia	75,070	FAO
Bosnia and Herzegovina	43,424	FAO
Slovakia	37,840	FAO
Estonia	34,430	FAO
Republic of Moldova	33,999	FAO
Luxembourg	26,760	FAO
Iceland	23,459	FAO
North Macedonia	16,730	FAO
Montenegro	16,656	FAO
Malta	3,750	FAO