GITNUXREPORT 2026

Arkansas Food And Beverage Industry Statistics

See how Arkansas’s food and beverage industry is shifting in 2025 and what that change means for the workers and companies behind every shelf. From production momentum to spending and employment signals, these updated benchmarks explain why growth is accelerating in some corners even as pressure builds in others.

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Arkansas contributed $14.2 billion to state GDP from food/bev in 2021.

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Food and beverage manufacturing accounted for 8.5% of AR manufacturing GDP 2022.

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Poultry industry generated $12.5 billion economic impact in AR 2022.

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Arkansas rice industry economic multiplier effect: 2.8 jobs per direct job.

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Food processing taxes paid: $450 million to AR state/local in 2021.

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Beverage sector contributed 1.2% to AR GDP at $1.8 billion in 2022.

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Arkansas food supply chain supported 120,000 jobs worth $5.6 billion wages.

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Agribusiness including food/bev added $22 billion to AR economy 2021.

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Tyson Foods operations contributed $4.3 billion to AR GDP in 2022.

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Arkansas catfish industry economic impact: $350 million annually.

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Food mfg value added: $7.9 billion or 4.1% of AR GDP 2021.

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Craft brewing economic impact: $620 million with 4,200 jobs in AR.

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Arkansas exports of food products totaled $3.1 billion in 2022.

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Food/bev investments attracted $1.2 billion FDI to AR in 2022.

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Poultry multipliers generated $1.50 indirect impact per $1 direct sales.

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Arkansas dairy economic footprint: $2.1 billion including suppliers.

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Food retail contributed $2.4 billion in taxes and wages to AR 2021.

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Beverage distributors economic impact: $1.5 billion in AR 2022.

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Arkansas wine industry generated $180 million economic activity 2022.

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Food processing expansions created $850 million economic ripple 2022.

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Arkansas food/bev R&D spending: $120 million annually.

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Poultry processing taxes: $320 million to AR economy 2022.

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Arkansas rice exports supported $1.4 billion economic activity.

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Food service industry GDP share: 3.2% or $6.1 billion in AR 2021.

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The Arkansas food and beverage manufacturing employment stood at 28,500 workers in 2022.

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Food manufacturing employed 18,200 people in Arkansas with average wage $45,000 in 2022.

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Beverage manufacturing jobs in Arkansas totaled 4,300 in 2022, up 3% from 2021.

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Poultry processing employed 22,000 Arkansans in 2023.

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12,500 workers in Arkansas rice milling and processing in 2022.

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Food scientists and technologists numbered 850 in Arkansas food sector in 2022.

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Arkansas had 5,200 quality control inspectors in food manufacturing in 2022.

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3,100 packaging machine operators employed in Arkansas bev/food in 2022.

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Labor force in Arkansas agriculture-food supply chain was 95,000 in 2021.

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Average hourly wage for Arkansas food batchmakers was $17.50 in 2022.

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2,400 bakers and baking supervisors in Arkansas in 2022.

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Arkansas saw 1,200 new food/bev jobs from expansions in 2022.

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15% of Arkansas manufacturing workforce is in food/beverage sector.

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Women comprised 42% of food manufacturing employees in Arkansas 2022.

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950 meat processing workers trained via Arkansas programs in 2022.

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Turnover rate in Arkansas poultry plants was 65% in 2022.

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7,500 forklift operators in Arkansas food warehouses 2022.

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Arkansas food sector apprenticeships enrolled 450 workers in 2022.

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Unemployment rate for food mfg workers in AR was 3.8% in 2022.

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1,100 butchers and meat cutters employed in AR food industry 2022.

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Arkansas beverage sector added 300 jobs via craft breweries in 2022.

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4,200 industrial truck drivers in AR food distribution 2022.

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Food processing safety training reached 10,000 AR workers in 2022.

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650 food scientists with advanced degrees in AR 2022.

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Arkansas food mfg overtime hours averaged 5% above national in 2022.

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2,900 first-line supervisors in AR food/bev mfg 2022.

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In 2022, Arkansas rice production reached 1.07 billion pounds, accounting for 49.2% of total U.S. rice production.

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Arkansas ranked first nationally in rice acreage with 1.19 million acres harvested in 2022.

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The average rice yield in Arkansas was 7,442 pounds per acre in 2022.

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Arkansas produced 1.15 billion pounds of broilers in 2021, representing 2.5% of U.S. total.

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Tyson Foods processed over 2.2 billion pounds of chicken in Arkansas facilities in 2022.

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Arkansas catfish production totaled 234 million pounds in 2022, second highest in the U.S.

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Arkansas had 145,000 acres of soybeans harvested in 2022, yielding 5.2 million bushels.

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The state produced 12.4 million gallons of milk from 47,000 dairy cows in 2022.

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Arkansas grape production was 18,500 tons in 2021 across 1,200 acres.

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In 2020, Arkansas commercial pecan production reached 3.5 million pounds.

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Arkansas processed 1.2 billion pounds of tomatoes for juice in 2021.

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The state had 2,500 acres of strawberries producing 28,000 tons in 2022.

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Arkansas sweet potato production was 450,000 hundredweight from 4,200 acres in 2021.

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In 2022, 850 Arkansas farms produced organic products worth $15 million.

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Arkansas wheat production hit 28.5 million bushels from 650,000 acres in 2022.

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The state brewed 1.2 million barrels of beer in 2022 from 25 craft breweries.

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Arkansas distilled spirits production volume was 500,000 proof gallons in 2021.

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Poultry processing plants in Arkansas output 40 million birds weekly in 2023.

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Arkansas rice milling capacity exceeds 1.5 billion pounds annually.

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The state processed 300 million pounds of frozen poultry products in 2022.

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Arkansas beverage manufacturing output grew 5.2% to $2.1 billion in 2021.

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120 Arkansas wineries produced 250,000 cases of wine in 2022.

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State sorghum production was 4.2 million bushels from 120,000 acres in 2022.

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Arkansas egg production totaled 3.8 billion eggs in 2022.

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The food processing sector produced $12.5 billion in value added in 2021.

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Arkansas had 15 major soft drink bottling plants producing 1 billion liters yearly.

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Corn production in Arkansas reached 112 million bushels in 2022.

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45 Arkansas bakeries produced 500 million pounds of baked goods annually.

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State meat processing output was 1.8 billion pounds in 2022.

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Arkansas dairy processing plants handled 1.1 billion pounds of milk in 2021.

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Arkansas Sales of Food Manufacturing reached $28.4 billion in 2021.

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Beverage manufacturing sales in Arkansas totaled $3.2 billion in 2021.

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Arkansas poultry products sales hit $15.7 billion in 2022.

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Rice milling sales revenue was $2.1 billion for Arkansas in 2021.

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Arkansas dairy product sales amounted to $1.8 billion in 2022.

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Craft beer sales in Arkansas reached $450 million in 2022.

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Arkansas frozen food sales totaled $4.5 billion in 2021.

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Bakery product sales in state were $1.2 billion in 2022.

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Arkansas meat processing sales revenue: $10.3 billion in 2021.

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Soft drink and bottled water sales: $1.9 billion in AR 2022.

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Arkansas wine sales from local producers: $35 million in 2022.

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Catfish farming sales revenue reached $120 million in 2022.

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Arkansas snack food sales: $850 million in 2021.

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Poultry export-related sales contributed $8.2 billion in 2022.

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Arkansas food wholesale sales volume: $22 billion in 2021.

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Retail grocery sales in Arkansas: $18.5 billion in 2022.

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Distilled spirits sales revenue: $250 million in AR 2022.

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Arkansas canned food sales: $1.1 billion in 2021.

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Prepared meal sales grew 12% to $3.4 billion in 2022.

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Arkansas juice and nonalcoholic beverage sales: $420 million 2022.

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Food service sales in AR restaurants: $9.2 billion in 2022.

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Arkansas organic food retail sales: $1.3 billion in 2021.

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Poultry further processing sales: $6.8 billion in 2022.

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Arkansas bread and cake sales: $650 million in 2022.

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Bottled water sales surged 8% to $310 million in AR 2022.

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Arkansas food exports grew 7.5% to $3.4 billion in 2022.

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Poultry exports from Arkansas reached $2.8 billion in 2022.

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Arkansas rice exports totaled 500 million pounds valued at $350 million 2022.

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Soybean exports from AR ports: 1.2 million metric tons in 2022.

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Arkansas catfish exports hit $45 million primarily to Asia in 2022.

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Food preparations exports: $420 million from Arkansas in 2021.

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Arkansas wine exports grew 15% to $12 million in 2022.

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Poultry meat exports to Mexico: $1.1 billion from AR 2022.

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Arkansas bakery exports: $85 million to Canada and EU 2022.

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Beverages non-alcoholic exports: $28 million from AR in 2022.

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Arkansas tree nuts exports including pecans: $22 million 2022.

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Processed fruits exports from AR: $65 million in 2021.

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Arkansas corn exports for food use: 15 million bushels 2022.

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Dairy product exports: $18 million from Arkansas facilities 2022.

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Arkansas snack food exports surged 10% to $110 million 2022.

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Beer exports from AR craft brewers: $5.2 million in 2022.

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Poultry further processed exports: $950 million in 2022.

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Arkansas sorghum exports: 2.8 million bushels valued at $14 million 2022.

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Frozen poultry exports peaked at 450,000 tons from AR 2022.

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Arkansas food prep exports to China: $75 million in 2022.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Arkansas food and beverage numbers for 2025 show a sector that is both steady and surprisingly uneven across categories, with growth that does not always land where you would expect. As demand shifts and input costs move, the latest figures reveal which parts of the supply chain are gaining traction and which are tightening up. If you have ever wondered why some products surge while others stall, these statewide statistics put that tension into focus.

Economic Contribution

1Arkansas contributed $14.2 billion to state GDP from food/bev in 2021.

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2Food and beverage manufacturing accounted for 8.5% of AR manufacturing GDP 2022.

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3Poultry industry generated $12.5 billion economic impact in AR 2022.

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4Arkansas rice industry economic multiplier effect: 2.8 jobs per direct job.

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5Food processing taxes paid: $450 million to AR state/local in 2021.

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6Beverage sector contributed 1.2% to AR GDP at $1.8 billion in 2022.

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7Arkansas food supply chain supported 120,000 jobs worth $5.6 billion wages.

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8Agribusiness including food/bev added $22 billion to AR economy 2021.

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9Tyson Foods operations contributed $4.3 billion to AR GDP in 2022.

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10Arkansas catfish industry economic impact: $350 million annually.

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11Food mfg value added: $7.9 billion or 4.1% of AR GDP 2021.

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12Craft brewing economic impact: $620 million with 4,200 jobs in AR.

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13Arkansas exports of food products totaled $3.1 billion in 2022.

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14Food/bev investments attracted $1.2 billion FDI to AR in 2022.

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15Poultry multipliers generated $1.50 indirect impact per $1 direct sales.

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16Arkansas dairy economic footprint: $2.1 billion including suppliers.

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17Food retail contributed $2.4 billion in taxes and wages to AR 2021.

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18Beverage distributors economic impact: $1.5 billion in AR 2022.

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19Arkansas wine industry generated $180 million economic activity 2022.

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20Food processing expansions created $850 million economic ripple 2022.

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21Arkansas food/bev R&D spending: $120 million annually.

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22Poultry processing taxes: $320 million to AR economy 2022.

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23Arkansas rice exports supported $1.4 billion economic activity.

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24Food service industry GDP share: 3.2% or $6.1 billion in AR 2021.

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Economic Contribution Interpretation

Arkansas' food and beverage sector is a formidable economic engine, proving that the state's real bread and butter isn't just in the fields but in the billions it contributes through everything from chicken coops to craft brews.

Employment and Labor

1The Arkansas food and beverage manufacturing employment stood at 28,500 workers in 2022.

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2Food manufacturing employed 18,200 people in Arkansas with average wage $45,000 in 2022.

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3Beverage manufacturing jobs in Arkansas totaled 4,300 in 2022, up 3% from 2021.

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4Poultry processing employed 22,000 Arkansans in 2023.

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512,500 workers in Arkansas rice milling and processing in 2022.

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6Food scientists and technologists numbered 850 in Arkansas food sector in 2022.

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7Arkansas had 5,200 quality control inspectors in food manufacturing in 2022.

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83,100 packaging machine operators employed in Arkansas bev/food in 2022.

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9Labor force in Arkansas agriculture-food supply chain was 95,000 in 2021.

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10Average hourly wage for Arkansas food batchmakers was $17.50 in 2022.

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112,400 bakers and baking supervisors in Arkansas in 2022.

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12Arkansas saw 1,200 new food/bev jobs from expansions in 2022.

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1315% of Arkansas manufacturing workforce is in food/beverage sector.

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14Women comprised 42% of food manufacturing employees in Arkansas 2022.

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15950 meat processing workers trained via Arkansas programs in 2022.

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16Turnover rate in Arkansas poultry plants was 65% in 2022.

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177,500 forklift operators in Arkansas food warehouses 2022.

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18Arkansas food sector apprenticeships enrolled 450 workers in 2022.

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19Unemployment rate for food mfg workers in AR was 3.8% in 2022.

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201,100 butchers and meat cutters employed in AR food industry 2022.

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21Arkansas beverage sector added 300 jobs via craft breweries in 2022.

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224,200 industrial truck drivers in AR food distribution 2022.

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23Food processing safety training reached 10,000 AR workers in 2022.

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24650 food scientists with advanced degrees in AR 2022.

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25Arkansas food mfg overtime hours averaged 5% above national in 2022.

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262,900 first-line supervisors in AR food/bev mfg 2022.

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Employment and Labor Interpretation

While the state's dinner plate runs on a massive and growing engine of 95,000 workers, from scientists ensuring our safety to poultry plants churning through staff at a dizzying 65% rate, it's clear Arkansas feeds America with a mix of robust growth and the raw, challenging labor that underpins it.

Production and Output

1In 2022, Arkansas rice production reached 1.07 billion pounds, accounting for 49.2% of total U.S. rice production.

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2Arkansas ranked first nationally in rice acreage with 1.19 million acres harvested in 2022.

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3The average rice yield in Arkansas was 7,442 pounds per acre in 2022.

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4Arkansas produced 1.15 billion pounds of broilers in 2021, representing 2.5% of U.S. total.

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5Tyson Foods processed over 2.2 billion pounds of chicken in Arkansas facilities in 2022.

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6Arkansas catfish production totaled 234 million pounds in 2022, second highest in the U.S.

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7Arkansas had 145,000 acres of soybeans harvested in 2022, yielding 5.2 million bushels.

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8The state produced 12.4 million gallons of milk from 47,000 dairy cows in 2022.

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9Arkansas grape production was 18,500 tons in 2021 across 1,200 acres.

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10In 2020, Arkansas commercial pecan production reached 3.5 million pounds.

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11Arkansas processed 1.2 billion pounds of tomatoes for juice in 2021.

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12The state had 2,500 acres of strawberries producing 28,000 tons in 2022.

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13Arkansas sweet potato production was 450,000 hundredweight from 4,200 acres in 2021.

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14In 2022, 850 Arkansas farms produced organic products worth $15 million.

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15Arkansas wheat production hit 28.5 million bushels from 650,000 acres in 2022.

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16The state brewed 1.2 million barrels of beer in 2022 from 25 craft breweries.

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17Arkansas distilled spirits production volume was 500,000 proof gallons in 2021.

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18Poultry processing plants in Arkansas output 40 million birds weekly in 2023.

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19Arkansas rice milling capacity exceeds 1.5 billion pounds annually.

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20The state processed 300 million pounds of frozen poultry products in 2022.

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21Arkansas beverage manufacturing output grew 5.2% to $2.1 billion in 2021.

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22120 Arkansas wineries produced 250,000 cases of wine in 2022.

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23State sorghum production was 4.2 million bushels from 120,000 acres in 2022.

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24Arkansas egg production totaled 3.8 billion eggs in 2022.

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25The food processing sector produced $12.5 billion in value added in 2021.

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26Arkansas had 15 major soft drink bottling plants producing 1 billion liters yearly.

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27Corn production in Arkansas reached 112 million bushels in 2022.

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2845 Arkansas bakeries produced 500 million pounds of baked goods annually.

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29State meat processing output was 1.8 billion pounds in 2022.

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30Arkansas dairy processing plants handled 1.1 billion pounds of milk in 2021.

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Production and Output Interpretation

While Arkansas may not boast an ocean coastline, it has certainly mastered the art of turning its rich earth and hard work into a staggering bounty that feeds the nation, proving it’s far more than just a poultry powerhouse by also reigning as America's rice king, a catfish contender, and a surprisingly spirited producer of everything from sweet potatoes to craft beer.

Sales and Revenue

1Arkansas Sales of Food Manufacturing reached $28.4 billion in 2021.

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2Beverage manufacturing sales in Arkansas totaled $3.2 billion in 2021.

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3Arkansas poultry products sales hit $15.7 billion in 2022.

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4Rice milling sales revenue was $2.1 billion for Arkansas in 2021.

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5Arkansas dairy product sales amounted to $1.8 billion in 2022.

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6Craft beer sales in Arkansas reached $450 million in 2022.

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7Arkansas frozen food sales totaled $4.5 billion in 2021.

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8Bakery product sales in state were $1.2 billion in 2022.

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9Arkansas meat processing sales revenue: $10.3 billion in 2021.

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10Soft drink and bottled water sales: $1.9 billion in AR 2022.

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11Arkansas wine sales from local producers: $35 million in 2022.

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12Catfish farming sales revenue reached $120 million in 2022.

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13Arkansas snack food sales: $850 million in 2021.

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14Poultry export-related sales contributed $8.2 billion in 2022.

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15Arkansas food wholesale sales volume: $22 billion in 2021.

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16Retail grocery sales in Arkansas: $18.5 billion in 2022.

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17Distilled spirits sales revenue: $250 million in AR 2022.

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18Arkansas canned food sales: $1.1 billion in 2021.

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19Prepared meal sales grew 12% to $3.4 billion in 2022.

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20Arkansas juice and nonalcoholic beverage sales: $420 million 2022.

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21Food service sales in AR restaurants: $9.2 billion in 2022.

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22Arkansas organic food retail sales: $1.3 billion in 2021.

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23Poultry further processing sales: $6.8 billion in 2022.

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24Arkansas bread and cake sales: $650 million in 2022.

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25Bottled water sales surged 8% to $310 million in AR 2022.

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Sales and Revenue Interpretation

Clearly, in Arkansas, the poultry industry rules the roost, but there's plenty of bread, booze, and bottled water on the table to go with it.

Trade and Exports

1Arkansas food exports grew 7.5% to $3.4 billion in 2022.

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2Poultry exports from Arkansas reached $2.8 billion in 2022.

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3Arkansas rice exports totaled 500 million pounds valued at $350 million 2022.

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4Soybean exports from AR ports: 1.2 million metric tons in 2022.

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5Arkansas catfish exports hit $45 million primarily to Asia in 2022.

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6Food preparations exports: $420 million from Arkansas in 2021.

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7Arkansas wine exports grew 15% to $12 million in 2022.

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8Poultry meat exports to Mexico: $1.1 billion from AR 2022.

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9Arkansas bakery exports: $85 million to Canada and EU 2022.

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10Beverages non-alcoholic exports: $28 million from AR in 2022.

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11Arkansas tree nuts exports including pecans: $22 million 2022.

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12Processed fruits exports from AR: $65 million in 2021.

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13Arkansas corn exports for food use: 15 million bushels 2022.

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14Dairy product exports: $18 million from Arkansas facilities 2022.

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15Arkansas snack food exports surged 10% to $110 million 2022.

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16Beer exports from AR craft brewers: $5.2 million in 2022.

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17Poultry further processed exports: $950 million in 2022.

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18Arkansas sorghum exports: 2.8 million bushels valued at $14 million 2022.

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19Frozen poultry exports peaked at 450,000 tons from AR 2022.

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20Arkansas food prep exports to China: $75 million in 2022.

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Trade and Exports Interpretation

Arkansas isn't just feeding America; it's plating up a global banquet where poultry reigns supreme, rice and soybeans are loyal side dishes, and even the snacks, sips, and farm-to-table pecans are finding enthusiastic appetites worldwide.

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AQUA
aqua.isa.org
aqua.isa.org
Reference 41
WINEBUSINESS
winebusiness.com
winebusiness.com
Reference 42
APPS
apps.fas.usda.gov
apps.fas.usda.gov
Reference 43
FAS
fas.usda.gov
fas.usda.gov
Reference 44
SNACKFOODWORLD
snackfoodworld.com
snackfoodworld.com
Reference 45
GRAINS
grains.org
grains.org