GITNUXREPORT 2026

Atlanta Food Beverage Industry Statistics

Atlanta’s food and beverage industry looks sturdier than you’d expect, with 2025 data suggesting demand is holding up even as costs and sourcing pressure squeeze margins. The page maps where that pressure shows up across local categories and what it means for operators planning 2026 moves.

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45% of Atlanta consumers prefer local craft beers over national brands in 2023 surveys.

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62% of Atlanta millennials increased plant-based food purchases in 2023.

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Average annual spend on dining out per Atlanta resident: $2,450 in 2023.

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78% of Atlanta shoppers buy organic produce weekly in 2023.

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Craft spirits consumption up 22% among Atlanta adults 2023.

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55% of Atlanta consumers prioritize sustainable packaging for beverages.

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Low/no-alcohol beer sales surged 35% in Atlanta 2023.

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41% of restaurant visits in Atlanta were delivery/takeout in 2023.

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Atlanta Gen Z favors RTD cocktails, 28% market share in 2023.

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67% of Atlanta households buy locally sourced meats.

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Coffee consumption per capita in Atlanta: 410 cups/year 2023.

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Vegan restaurant searches up 50% on apps in Atlanta 2023.

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52% prefer non-alcoholic beverages at social events in 2023.

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Atlanta wine consumption: 12.5 bottles per adult annually 2022.

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73% of consumers check nutrition labels on packaged foods in Atlanta.

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Street food sales grew 18% due to food truck popularity 2023.

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39% increase in functional beverage purchases like kombucha.

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Atlanta families spend 15% more on healthy snacks post-2022.

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60% of bar-goers order local Atlanta beers in 2023.

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Ethnic cuisine accounts for 29% of Atlanta dining preferences.

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Premium ice cream sales up 24% in Atlanta supermarkets 2023.

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48% of Atlanta shoppers use loyalty apps for F&B deals.

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Keto and low-carb product sales rose 31% in 2023.

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71% prefer dine-in over delivery for fine dining experiences.

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Atlanta food and beverage manufacturing employed 28,500 workers in 2023.

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Restaurants in Atlanta metro employed 142,000 people in 2023.

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Beverage manufacturing jobs in Fulton County totaled 12,400 in 2022.

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Food service workers in Atlanta numbered 189,000 in 2023.

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Craft brewery employment in Atlanta reached 4,200 in 2023.

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Supermarket staff in Atlanta food/bev sections: 56,000 in 2022.

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Atlanta distillery workers: 1,800 full-time in 2023.

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Hotel F&B employment in Atlanta: 21,500 in 2023.

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Food processing plant workers in metro Atlanta: 34,200 in 2022.

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Bartenders in Atlanta bars: 8,900 employed in 2023.

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Chefs and head cooks in Atlanta: 12,300 in 2023.

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Food batchmakers in Atlanta factories: 2,400 in 2022.

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Waitstaff in Atlanta restaurants: 67,400 in 2023.

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Wholesale F&B sales reps in Atlanta: 5,600 in 2023.

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Bakery production workers: 3,100 in Atlanta 2022.

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Poultry processing line workers: 9,500 in Atlanta area 2023.

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Baristas in Atlanta coffee shops: 7,800 in 2023.

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Delivery drivers for F&B: 14,200 in Atlanta 2022.

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Sommeliers and wine stewards: 450 in Atlanta 2023.

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Food scientists in Atlanta: 1,200 employed 2023.

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Janitors in F&B establishments: 22,100 in 2022.

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Managers in Atlanta restaurants: 16,500 in 2023.

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Packers in beverage plants: 1,900 in Atlanta 2023.

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Cashiers in F&B retail: 38,000 in 2022.

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Brewers and fermenters: 850 in Atlanta craft scene 2023.

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Nutritionists in Atlanta F&B: 620 in 2023.

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Cooks in institutional settings: 11,200 in 2022.

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Atlanta had 15,200 full-service restaurants in 2023.

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Limited-service restaurants numbered 8,900 in Atlanta metro 2023.

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Bars and taverns in Atlanta: 2,450 operating in 2023.

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Food trucks licensed in Atlanta: 1,200 in 2023.

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Breweries in Atlanta area: 85 active in 2023.

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Distilleries in metro Atlanta: 42 in 2023.

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Wineries and vineyards near Atlanta: 18 in 2022.

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Supermarkets and grocery stores: 1,650 in Atlanta 2023.

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Convenience stores with F&B: 2,100 in metro 2023.

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Food manufacturing plants: 450 in Atlanta area 2022.

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Beverage manufacturing facilities: 210 in Fulton/DeKalb 2023.

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Bakeries and tortilla shops: 780 in Atlanta 2023.

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Caterers operating in Atlanta: 650 in 2022.

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Juice and smoothie bars: 420 in metro Atlanta 2023.

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Coffee and snack shops: 1,850 in Atlanta 2023.

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Poultry processing plants: 25 major facilities in 2023.

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Dairy processing plants: 35 in Atlanta region 2022.

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Wholesale distributors of F&B: 890 in 2023.

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Snack food factories: 120 in metro Atlanta 2023.

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Frozen food processors: 80 facilities in 2022.

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Meat packing plants: 45 in Atlanta area 2023.

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Atlanta craft cocktail bars: 320 in 2023.

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Vegan and plant-based outlets: 250 new in 2022-2023.

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Fine dining establishments: 180 in Atlanta proper 2023.

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Atlanta's food and beverage industry contributed $15.2 billion to the metro area's GDP in 2023, representing 4.2% of total GDP.

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Food manufacturing in Atlanta generated $8.7 billion in revenue in 2022, up 5.3% from 2021.

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Beverage manufacturing sector in Fulton County reached $4.1 billion in sales in 2023.

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Total wholesale trade in food and beverages in Atlanta metro hit $22.4 billion in 2022.

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Atlanta's craft beer market size was valued at $1.2 billion in 2023, with 12% YoY growth.

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Restaurant industry sales in Atlanta totaled $11.8 billion in 2023.

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Non-alcoholic beverage sales in Atlanta supermarkets reached $3.5 billion in 2022.

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Atlanta's food processing exports were $2.9 billion in 2023.

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Value-added in Atlanta food and beverage manufacturing was $6.3 billion in 2021.

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Atlanta bar and tavern revenue summed $1.8 billion in 2023.

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Food service contractors in Atlanta generated $2.4 billion in 2022.

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Atlanta's soft drink production revenue was $3.2 billion in 2023, led by Coca-Cola.

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Grocery wholesalers in metro Atlanta handled $18.6 billion in 2022.

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Atlanta's wine and spirits distribution market was $900 million in 2023.

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Full-service restaurants in Atlanta earned $7.9 billion in sales in 2023.

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Atlanta food trucks contributed $450 million to local economy in 2022.

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Limited-service eating places revenue in Atlanta was $3.7 billion in 2023.

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Atlanta's bottled water market size hit $650 million in 2022.

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Poultry processing in Atlanta generated $1.5 billion revenue in 2023.

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Atlanta's overall F&B retail sales reached $25.1 billion in 2023.

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Snack food manufacturing in Atlanta totaled $1.1 billion in 2022.

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Atlanta distilleries revenue was $320 million in 2023.

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Bakeries in Atlanta produced $850 million in goods value in 2022.

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Atlanta juice and smoothie bar sales were $210 million in 2023.

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Dairy product manufacturing revenue in Atlanta was $950 million in 2022.

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Atlanta coffee and tea wholesalers traded $1.4 billion in 2023.

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Catering services in Atlanta generated $680 million in 2022.

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Atlanta meat product sales hit $2.2 billion in 2023.

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Frozen food manufacturing in Atlanta was $750 million in 2022.

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Atlanta F&B industry saw 7.2% revenue growth from 2021-2023 average.

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Atlanta produced 2.1 billion liters of soft drinks in 2023.

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Craft beer production in Atlanta totaled 1.8 million barrels in 2023.

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Poultry processed in Atlanta plants: 1.2 billion pounds annually 2023.

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Bottled water output from Atlanta facilities: 850 million gallons in 2022.

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Bakery goods produced: 450 million units in metro Atlanta 2023.

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Snack foods manufactured: 320 million pounds in 2023.

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Dairy products output: 1.1 billion pounds milk equivalent 2022.

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Frozen prepared foods: 280 million units produced 2023.

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Meat products processed: 950 million pounds in 2023.

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Spirits distilled in Atlanta: 15 million proof gallons 2023.

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Coffee roasted in Atlanta: 120 million pounds annually 2022.

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Juice bottled: 650 million liters in metro 2023.

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Candy and confectionery: 180 million pounds produced 2023.

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Sauces and condiments output: 95 million gallons 2022.

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Tortillas and flatbreads: 240 million units manufactured 2023.

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Non-dairy milk alternatives: 420 million liters produced 2023.

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Energy drinks manufactured: 180 million cans in 2022.

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Ice cream and frozen desserts: 75 million gallons 2023.

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Beer canning lines produced 1.2 billion cans in Atlanta 2023.

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Organic food processing: 150 million pounds in 2022.

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Ready-to-drink cocktails: 28 million units bottled 2023.

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Pasta production: 110 million pounds dry pasta 2023.

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Salad dressings: 85 million bottles filled 2022.

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

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Atlanta’s food and beverage industry is showing numbers that look like they are pulling in two directions at once, with 2025 momentum that is hard to ignore. From shifting demand to changing production and distribution patterns, the latest figures help explain why some categories are accelerating while others stall. If you have ever wondered what is really driving growth across Atlanta’s kitchens and kitchens’ supply chains, the full dataset is where the details start to line up.

Consumer Trends & Sales

145% of Atlanta consumers prefer local craft beers over national brands in 2023 surveys.

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262% of Atlanta millennials increased plant-based food purchases in 2023.

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3Average annual spend on dining out per Atlanta resident: $2,450 in 2023.

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478% of Atlanta shoppers buy organic produce weekly in 2023.

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5Craft spirits consumption up 22% among Atlanta adults 2023.

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655% of Atlanta consumers prioritize sustainable packaging for beverages.

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7Low/no-alcohol beer sales surged 35% in Atlanta 2023.

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841% of restaurant visits in Atlanta were delivery/takeout in 2023.

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9Atlanta Gen Z favors RTD cocktails, 28% market share in 2023.

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1067% of Atlanta households buy locally sourced meats.

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11Coffee consumption per capita in Atlanta: 410 cups/year 2023.

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12Vegan restaurant searches up 50% on apps in Atlanta 2023.

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1352% prefer non-alcoholic beverages at social events in 2023.

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14Atlanta wine consumption: 12.5 bottles per adult annually 2022.

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1573% of consumers check nutrition labels on packaged foods in Atlanta.

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16Street food sales grew 18% due to food truck popularity 2023.

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1739% increase in functional beverage purchases like kombucha.

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18Atlanta families spend 15% more on healthy snacks post-2022.

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1960% of bar-goers order local Atlanta beers in 2023.

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20Ethnic cuisine accounts for 29% of Atlanta dining preferences.

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21Premium ice cream sales up 24% in Atlanta supermarkets 2023.

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2248% of Atlanta shoppers use loyalty apps for F&B deals.

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23Keto and low-carb product sales rose 31% in 2023.

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2471% prefer dine-in over delivery for fine dining experiences.

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Consumer Trends & Sales Interpretation

Atlanta's food and beverage scene paints a picture of a discerning, health-conscious, and locally proud consumer who happily spends a small fortune dining out to sip craft beer and eat plant-based meals, all while checking nutrition labels and wrestling with the eternal dilemma of whether to order in or go out.

Employment & Workforce

1Atlanta food and beverage manufacturing employed 28,500 workers in 2023.

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2Restaurants in Atlanta metro employed 142,000 people in 2023.

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3Beverage manufacturing jobs in Fulton County totaled 12,400 in 2022.

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4Food service workers in Atlanta numbered 189,000 in 2023.

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5Craft brewery employment in Atlanta reached 4,200 in 2023.

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6Supermarket staff in Atlanta food/bev sections: 56,000 in 2022.

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7Atlanta distillery workers: 1,800 full-time in 2023.

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8Hotel F&B employment in Atlanta: 21,500 in 2023.

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9Food processing plant workers in metro Atlanta: 34,200 in 2022.

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10Bartenders in Atlanta bars: 8,900 employed in 2023.

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11Chefs and head cooks in Atlanta: 12,300 in 2023.

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12Food batchmakers in Atlanta factories: 2,400 in 2022.

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13Waitstaff in Atlanta restaurants: 67,400 in 2023.

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14Wholesale F&B sales reps in Atlanta: 5,600 in 2023.

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15Bakery production workers: 3,100 in Atlanta 2022.

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16Poultry processing line workers: 9,500 in Atlanta area 2023.

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17Baristas in Atlanta coffee shops: 7,800 in 2023.

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18Delivery drivers for F&B: 14,200 in Atlanta 2022.

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19Sommeliers and wine stewards: 450 in Atlanta 2023.

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20Food scientists in Atlanta: 1,200 employed 2023.

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21Janitors in F&B establishments: 22,100 in 2022.

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22Managers in Atlanta restaurants: 16,500 in 2023.

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23Packers in beverage plants: 1,900 in Atlanta 2023.

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24Cashiers in F&B retail: 38,000 in 2022.

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25Brewers and fermenters: 850 in Atlanta craft scene 2023.

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26Nutritionists in Atlanta F&B: 620 in 2023.

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27Cooks in institutional settings: 11,200 in 2022.

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Employment & Workforce Interpretation

Atlanta's food and beverage industry is a vast and intricate machine, where for every artisan brewer crafting a new IPA there are thousands of restaurant servers, supermarket cashiers, and poultry line workers who collectively keep the city fed, watered, and caffeinated.

Establishments & Outlets

1Atlanta had 15,200 full-service restaurants in 2023.

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2Limited-service restaurants numbered 8,900 in Atlanta metro 2023.

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3Bars and taverns in Atlanta: 2,450 operating in 2023.

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4Food trucks licensed in Atlanta: 1,200 in 2023.

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5Breweries in Atlanta area: 85 active in 2023.

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6Distilleries in metro Atlanta: 42 in 2023.

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7Wineries and vineyards near Atlanta: 18 in 2022.

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8Supermarkets and grocery stores: 1,650 in Atlanta 2023.

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9Convenience stores with F&B: 2,100 in metro 2023.

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10Food manufacturing plants: 450 in Atlanta area 2022.

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11Beverage manufacturing facilities: 210 in Fulton/DeKalb 2023.

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12Bakeries and tortilla shops: 780 in Atlanta 2023.

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13Caterers operating in Atlanta: 650 in 2022.

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14Juice and smoothie bars: 420 in metro Atlanta 2023.

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15Coffee and snack shops: 1,850 in Atlanta 2023.

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16Poultry processing plants: 25 major facilities in 2023.

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17Dairy processing plants: 35 in Atlanta region 2022.

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18Wholesale distributors of F&B: 890 in 2023.

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19Snack food factories: 120 in metro Atlanta 2023.

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20Frozen food processors: 80 facilities in 2022.

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21Meat packing plants: 45 in Atlanta area 2023.

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22Atlanta craft cocktail bars: 320 in 2023.

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23Vegan and plant-based outlets: 250 new in 2022-2023.

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24Fine dining establishments: 180 in Atlanta proper 2023.

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Establishments & Outlets Interpretation

Atlanta's dining scene is an epic, meticulously-stocked battle between the drive-thru's swift convenience and the craft cocktail bar's deliberate artistry, proving the city's stomach is wisely divided between a need for speed and a taste for the refined.

Market Size & Revenue

1Atlanta's food and beverage industry contributed $15.2 billion to the metro area's GDP in 2023, representing 4.2% of total GDP.

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2Food manufacturing in Atlanta generated $8.7 billion in revenue in 2022, up 5.3% from 2021.

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3Beverage manufacturing sector in Fulton County reached $4.1 billion in sales in 2023.

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4Total wholesale trade in food and beverages in Atlanta metro hit $22.4 billion in 2022.

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5Atlanta's craft beer market size was valued at $1.2 billion in 2023, with 12% YoY growth.

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6Restaurant industry sales in Atlanta totaled $11.8 billion in 2023.

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7Non-alcoholic beverage sales in Atlanta supermarkets reached $3.5 billion in 2022.

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8Atlanta's food processing exports were $2.9 billion in 2023.

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9Value-added in Atlanta food and beverage manufacturing was $6.3 billion in 2021.

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10Atlanta bar and tavern revenue summed $1.8 billion in 2023.

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11Food service contractors in Atlanta generated $2.4 billion in 2022.

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12Atlanta's soft drink production revenue was $3.2 billion in 2023, led by Coca-Cola.

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13Grocery wholesalers in metro Atlanta handled $18.6 billion in 2022.

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14Atlanta's wine and spirits distribution market was $900 million in 2023.

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15Full-service restaurants in Atlanta earned $7.9 billion in sales in 2023.

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16Atlanta food trucks contributed $450 million to local economy in 2022.

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17Limited-service eating places revenue in Atlanta was $3.7 billion in 2023.

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18Atlanta's bottled water market size hit $650 million in 2022.

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19Poultry processing in Atlanta generated $1.5 billion revenue in 2023.

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20Atlanta's overall F&B retail sales reached $25.1 billion in 2023.

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21Snack food manufacturing in Atlanta totaled $1.1 billion in 2022.

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22Atlanta distilleries revenue was $320 million in 2023.

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23Bakeries in Atlanta produced $850 million in goods value in 2022.

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24Atlanta juice and smoothie bar sales were $210 million in 2023.

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25Dairy product manufacturing revenue in Atlanta was $950 million in 2022.

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26Atlanta coffee and tea wholesalers traded $1.4 billion in 2023.

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27Catering services in Atlanta generated $680 million in 2022.

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28Atlanta meat product sales hit $2.2 billion in 2023.

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29Frozen food manufacturing in Atlanta was $750 million in 2022.

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30Atlanta F&B industry saw 7.2% revenue growth from 2021-2023 average.

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Market Size & Revenue Interpretation

Atlanta's food and beverage sector is a mouthwatering economic engine, serving up billions in GDP alongside your craft beer, chicken tenders, and Coca-Cola.

Production & Manufacturing

1Atlanta produced 2.1 billion liters of soft drinks in 2023.

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2Craft beer production in Atlanta totaled 1.8 million barrels in 2023.

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3Poultry processed in Atlanta plants: 1.2 billion pounds annually 2023.

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4Bottled water output from Atlanta facilities: 850 million gallons in 2022.

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5Bakery goods produced: 450 million units in metro Atlanta 2023.

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6Snack foods manufactured: 320 million pounds in 2023.

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7Dairy products output: 1.1 billion pounds milk equivalent 2022.

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8Frozen prepared foods: 280 million units produced 2023.

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9Meat products processed: 950 million pounds in 2023.

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10Spirits distilled in Atlanta: 15 million proof gallons 2023.

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11Coffee roasted in Atlanta: 120 million pounds annually 2022.

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12Juice bottled: 650 million liters in metro 2023.

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13Candy and confectionery: 180 million pounds produced 2023.

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14Sauces and condiments output: 95 million gallons 2022.

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15Tortillas and flatbreads: 240 million units manufactured 2023.

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16Non-dairy milk alternatives: 420 million liters produced 2023.

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17Energy drinks manufactured: 180 million cans in 2022.

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18Ice cream and frozen desserts: 75 million gallons 2023.

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19Beer canning lines produced 1.2 billion cans in Atlanta 2023.

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20Organic food processing: 150 million pounds in 2022.

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21Ready-to-drink cocktails: 28 million units bottled 2023.

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22Pasta production: 110 million pounds dry pasta 2023.

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23Salad dressings: 85 million bottles filled 2022.

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Production & Manufacturing Interpretation

While Atlanta’s industrial thirst quenches the nation with enough soda to fill a small ocean, it also ensures we’re responsibly tipsy on craft beer, perpetually caffeinated, suspiciously well-sauced, and never more than a few steps from a perfectly packaged snack.

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