Attitude toward meat consumption in the U.S. 2019, by age group

As of 2019, a survey was conducted among consumers in the U.S. (United States) to determine their opinion on meat consumption. More specifically, people of different ages were asked whether, in their opinion, meat was part of the American identity. It emerged that the majority of the U.S. interviewees who agreed with such statement (76 percent) belonged to the so-called "baby boomers", i.e. those aged between 54 and 72. By contrast, only 61 percent of the "generation Z" consumers, born between 1997 and 2019, were found to share the same opinion.

截至2019年，一项针对美国（美利坚合众国）消费者的调查被展开，旨在探究他们对肉类消费的看法。具体而言，不同年龄段的受访者被问及，在他们看来，肉类是否构成了美国身份的一部分。结果显示，同意此观点的美国受访者中，大多数（76%）属于所谓的“婴儿潮一代”，即那些年龄介于54至72岁之间的人群。相比之下，只有61%的“Z世代”消费者，即1997年至2019年间出生的人群，持有相同的观点。