List of countries by milk consumption per capita

Last updated July 10, 2024

This is a list of countries ordered by annual per capita consumption of milk, excluding butter.

Rank	Change in rank 2013/2007	Country	Milk consumption 2013 (kg/capita/yr) ^[1]	Milk consumption 2007 (kg/capita/yr) ^[2]
1		Finland	430.76	361.19
2	4	Montenegro	349.21	305.87
3		Netherlands	341.47	320.15
4	2	Sweden	341.23	355.86
5	1	Switzerland	318.69	315.78
6	2	Albania	303.72	277.52
7	1	Lithuania	295.46	273.87
8	10	Ireland	291.86	247.17
9	3	Kazakhstan	288.12	262.61
10	11	Estonia	284.85	238.86
11	4	Denmark	277.3	295.62
12	1	Norway	261.34	261.52
13	4	Germany	258.7	247.24
14	9	Austria	258.09	235.11
15	6	Luxembourg	255.3	265.9
16	11	Greece	255.26	314.69
17	1	United States	254.69	253.8
18	3	Italy	246.88	256.1
19	5	France	241.31	260.48
20	10	Romania	238.33	266.19
21	1	Belgium	236.19	238.47
22	3	Slovenia	235.01	246.44
23	1	Australia	234.49	230.92
24	4	United Kingdom	232.2	241.47
25	2	Croatia	231.02	217.52
26	1	Iceland	225.82	223.68
27	10	Kyrgyzstan	210.92	179.28
28	16	Uruguay	210.54	163.26
29	28	Armenia	209.03	136.12
30	3	Poland	205.39	198.51
31	5	Portugal	205.04	222.94
32	2	Czech Republic	195.2	195.47
33	5	Argentina	195.08	213.1
34	21	Turkey	193.94	138.71
35	3	Israel	193.6	178.33
36	1	Malta	190.06	188.64
37	7	Canada	187.77	206.83
38	2	Costa Rica	183.28	176.29
39	8	Pakistan	183.13	159.0
40	11	Latvia	174.11	208.66
41	10	Bosnia and Herzegovina	174.03	196.68
42	4	Spain	164.29	177.49
43	1	Russia	163.57	172.46
44	14	Mauritania	160.82	135.3
45	4	Hungary	159.05	175.59
46	10	North Macedonia	157.93	137.1
47	34	Kuwait	157.66	106.67
48	2	Bulgaria	155.71	151.75
49	13	Sudan	155.2	180.68
50	5	Moldova	155.18	163.13
51		Oman	152.28
52	17	Azerbaijan	152.07	119.1
53	12	Brazil	149.28	124.61
54	3	Georgia	149.26	151.32
55	6	Serbia	148.53	154.93
56	14	Ukraine	145.03	172.74
57	5	Slovakia	143.14	130.1
58	16	Guyana	141.68	113.4
59	13	Algeria	141.53	117.36
60	8	Mongolia	139.82	145.31
61	29	Ecuador	139.6	91.5
62	22	New Zealand	137.25	103.79
63	9	Turkmenistan	137.09	140.33
64	31	Dominica	136.93	195.98
65	17	Belarus	133.73	156.1
66	18	United Arab Emirates	132.66	110.1
67	14	Uzbekistan	130.81	143.36
68	4	El Salvador	124.34	126.0
69	10	Antigua and Barbuda	123.74	135.0
70	23	Venezuela	117.79	87.29
71	20	Botswana	117.74	88.89
72	3	Mauritius	117.27	112.18
73	16	Chile	116.11	93.0
74	8	Cape Verde	115.64	124.55
75	7	Lebanon	114.52	106.0
76	4	Tunisia	114.47	106.91
77	31	Cyprus	113.31	159.11
78	5	Mexico	111.87	115.18
79	20	Maldives	111.47	79.1
80		Syria	111.43
81	11	Barbados	110.48	118.61
82	14	Colombia	108.47	122.57
83	22	New Caledonia	108	131.4
84		Hong Kong	105.85
85	3	Bahamas	104.76	93.18
86	7	Trinidad and Tobago	103.8	107
87		Netherlands Antilles	103.22
88	14	Cuba	99.94	75.5
89	21	Mali	98.68	61.5
90	30	Bermuda	95.56	132.98
91	5	Kenya	94.86	98.64
92	9	French Polynesia	93.56	105
93	22	Honduras	91.33	118.0
94	16	Jamaica	91.13	108.42
95	9	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	87.62	69.86
96	2	Saint Kitts and Nevis	87.36	86.84
97	2	Grenada	86.88	85.79
98	1	Nicaragua	85.16	84.23
99	6	India	84.5	68.72
100	13	Saudi Arabia	83.65	97.23
101	34	Saint Lucia	80.65	122.97
102	6	Belize	80.3	85.12
103		Seychelles	79.23
104	12	Jordan	77.68	88.1
105	7	Paraguay	75.72	59.66
106		Libya	75.0
107	4	Dominican Republic	73.75	60.39
108	8	Namibia	73.05	77.16
109	8	Japan	72.06	76.45
110	47	Brunei	70.47	129.11
111	5	Panama	70.29	66.94
112	4	Afghanistan	62.23
113	2	Peru	62.15	56.11
114	7	Djibouti	59.81	66.49
115	6	Egypt	59.46	61.81
116		Niger	58.92	50.0
117		Eswatini	56.6	49.42
118	5	South Africa	55.75	57.92
119	1	Morocco	54.68	44.49
120	6	Tajikistan	54.54	57.59
121	21	Samoa	52.55	20.25
122		Nepal	52.1	40.89
123		State of Palestine		49.17
124	8	Suriname	48.97	28.19
125	2	Iran	46.69	66.12
126	5	Guatemala	46.6	40.9
127	6	Bolivia	46.04	28.1
128	9	Gambia	45.71	25.15
129	14	Ethiopia	44.14	18.87
130	3	Yemen	43.97	30.87
131		Taiwan	41.72
132	6	Tanzania	40.29	23.1
133	7	Fiji	40.2	35.34
134		Macao	37.46
135	4	Uganda	37.27	23.1
136	9	Sri Lanka	34.98	36.1
137	9	Mainland China	32.66	28.7
138	9	Zimbabwe	31.9	28.61
139	3	Myanmar	31.48	25.52
140	17	Gabon	30.16	37.37
141	5	Burkina Faso	29.79	16.67
142	1	Thailand	29.35	22.48
143	9	South Korea	29.05	26.9
144	20	Malaysia	25.28	36.89
145	1	Lesotho	25.35	18.0
146	16	Vanuatu	25.21	28.42
147	16	Madagascar	24.84	28.25
148	29	São Tomé and Príncipe	22.58	45.1
149		Iraq	22.18
150	3	Bangladesh	21.91	16.18
151	11	Chad	20.63	22.79
152	1	Guinea	20.62	14.59
153	4	Guinea-Bissau	19.88	15.36
154	2	Haiti	18.98	14.11
155	20	Senegal	16.86	26.35
156	1	Vietnam	16.36	11.91
157	12	Philippines	15.66	17.83
158	5	Cameroon	15.27	13.16
159	2	Indonesia	14.82	11.48
160	10	Central African Republic	13.53	14.72
161	7	Angola	12.3	12.6
162		Eritrea	11.57
163	1	Solomon Islands	11.52	7.18
164		Comoros	11.15
165	11	East Timor	10.96	2.93
166	9	Kiribati	10.93	3.46
167	8	Congo	10.69	11.1
168	5	Zambia	9.71	7.35
169	8	Ghana	9.08	8.48
170	10	Benin	8.4	8.72
171	3	Malawi	7.98	3.52
172	5	Togo	7.96	5.15
173	9	Nigeria	7.91	8.1
174	26	Rwanda	7.23	15.48
175	7	Ivory Coast	6.36	5.14
176	11	Sierra Leone	7	5.63
177	5	Mozambique	4.79	4.12
178		Burundi	4.6
179	10	North Korea	3.79	7.45
180	14	Cambodia	3.47	5.59
181	11	Laos	2.92	4.63
182	9	Liberia	3.04	3.82
177		Democratic Republic of the Congo		1.28

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References

↑ "FAOSTAT, Food Supply - Livestock and Fish Primary Equivalent". www.fao.org.
↑ "Countries by milk consumption per capita". (chartsbin.com) The chart is referencing a defunct page of the fao, of which the archive.org page is dysfunctional. But the information is mostly accurate, sometimes being slightly off when compared to the revised statistics.

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[1] "FAOSTAT, Food Supply - Livestock and Fish Primary Equivalent". www.fao.org.

[2] "Countries by milk consumption per capita". (chartsbin.com) The chart is referencing a defunct page of the fao, of which the archive.org page is dysfunctional. But the information is mostly accurate, sometimes being slightly off when compared to the revised statistics.

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List of countries by milk consumption per capita

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