Latest year: preliminary data.
Data for 2019 corrected 22.6.2022: Rye and barley: change in stocks, domestic utilization and use for food. Cream: exports and use for food.
Game meat consumption 2023 updated on 5th September 2024.

Commodity

Other fresh vegetables 3)

3) Incl. cultivated mushrooms.

Beef and veal 4)

4) Including bones, i.e. carcass meat.

Pork 4)

4) Including bones, i.e. carcass meat.

Mutton 4)

4) Including bones, i.e. carcass meat.

Poultry meat 4)

4) Including bones, i.e. carcass meat.

Horse meat 4)

4) Including bones, i.e. carcass meat.

Reindeer meat 4)

4) Including bones, i.e. carcass meat.

Moose 4)

4) Including bones, i.e. carcass meat.

Hares 4)

4) Including bones, i.e. carcass meat.

Game and other meat 4)

4) Including bones, i.e. carcass meat.

Eggs

Includes direct sales and on-farms use until 2011 and from 2023.

Fish, fresh or frozen 5)

5) As filleted weight.

Low-fat milk 6)

6) Incl. also 1% low-fat milk.

Curdled milk 7)

7) Incl. sour cream until year 2006.

Cream 8)

8) Incl. crème fraîche and smetana until year 2006.

Sour cream products 9)

9) Incl. sour cream, crème fraîche and smetana.

Other fresh products 10)

10) Incl. among other things puddings and quark with additives.

Cheese 11)

11) Incl. quark, natural and cottage cheese.

Beer (million l)

Year 2024: Beer containing over 2.8 percent by volume of alcohol.

Wine (million l) 12)

12) Incl. ciders and long drinks until year 2008.

Data

Use for food (brutto) 1)

1) Consumption of ground grains expressed in grain weight.

Use for food (netto) 2)

2) Consumption of ground grains expressed in flour weight.