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Meat Sales Reach New Record

According to the 2025 Power of Meat Report, a new record for meat sales was achieved last year, reaching an all-time high of $104.6 billion. Not only did value rise nearly 5% year-over-year, but volume saw a 2.3% increase to 22.8 billion pounds from 2023, with beef in the lead. Ground beef was the number one in absolute dollar growth out of 85,000 center-store and perishable subcategories.

The report showed consumers purchased meat more than once a week, spending $16.12 per trip. This buying frequency kept meat as the largest fresh department in grocery stores. The top three purchases for refrigerated meat included beef, chicken and pork, while the top three purchases for prepared meat were lunchmeat, bacon and sausage

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