Beef Jerky Industry Statistics

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Beef Jerky Industry Statistics

The global beef jerky industry is thriving due to rising demand for convenient, high-protein snacks.

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Key Statistics

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Jack Link's holds 42% U.S. jerky market share in retail channels.

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Oberto Sausage Co. commands 15% share in beef sticks and jerky combined.

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People's Choice Beef Jerky grew sales 28% to $75 million in 2023.

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Tillamook Country Smoker captured 8% of Northwest jerky market.

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Epic Provisions (Whole Foods brand) leads grass-fed at 22% share.

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Slim Jim (Conagra) dominates gas station jerky at 35% share.

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Country Archer expanded to 12% national share via Costco.

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Jerky Experience brand launched 5 new flavors, gaining 3% share.

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Private labels from Tyson Foods hold 11% U.S. jerky share.

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Think Jerky! achieved 5.2% share in organic segment.

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Lorissa's Kitchen (imported) grew U.S. share to 4.1%.

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New entrants captured 7% combined share in 2023.

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Rocky Mountain Jerky leads Colorado market at 19% share.

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Duke's Original holds 9% in smoked jerky category.

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Vermont Smoke & Cure specializes in uncured, 6% share.

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Global brands like Jack Link's export to 25 countries, 55% international share.

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Store-bought jerky brands outsell artisanal 3:1 ratio.

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Big brands invest $45 million annually in jerky advertising.

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Merger of two mid-tier brands boosted combined share to 7.5%.

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Online-only brands like JerkyPro hold 2.8% e-com share.

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Plant-based jerky competitors erode 4% of beef jerky share.

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35-45% of U.S. consumers aged 18-34 purchase beef jerky weekly.

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62% of jerky buyers prefer flavors like teriyaki, followed by original at 28%.

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Males represent 58% of beef jerky consumers in the U.S., with 25-44 age group at 45%.

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71% of consumers seek high-protein jerky, averaging 10g protein per ounce preference.

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Low-carb dieters make up 29% of jerky purchasers, up from 22% in 2021.

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48% of Hispanic consumers buy jerky monthly, highest among ethnic groups.

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55% prefer grass-fed jerky, willing to pay 25% premium.

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Gen Z (18-24) accounts for 32% of new jerky trialists in 2023.

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67% of consumers read labels for nitrates/nitrites before buying.

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Spicy flavors appeal to 41% of 25-34 year-olds.

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52% of female consumers now buy jerky, up 18% since 2020.

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76% prioritize natural ingredients in jerky purchases.

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Urban consumers buy 1.8x more jerky than rural ones.

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64% of fitness enthusiasts consume jerky post-workout.

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Average purchase size is 4.2 oz packs among millennials.

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39% avoid jerky with MSG, influencing 22% brand switches.

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Parents buy jerky for kids at 27% rate, preferring milder flavors.

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81% of repeat buyers cite portability as key factor.

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Online reviews influence 73% of jerky purchases.

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23% CAGR in sustainable jerky packaging innovations since 2020.

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45% of new jerky launches in 2023 featured plant extracts for flavor.

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Adoption of high-pressure processing (HPP) reached 32% of producers.

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Zero-sugar jerky variants grew 31% in market penetration.

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AI-optimized drying reduced energy costs by 22% in pilot plants.

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Collagen-infused jerky for joint health launched by 15 brands.

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Blockchain tracing implemented in 18% of supply chains.

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Upcycled beef trimmings used in 12% of new products.

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Exosome tech for extended shelf life trialed by 5 companies.

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360-degree flavor fusion trends boosted sales 14% for innovators.

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Regenerative agriculture sourcing up 27% among premium brands.

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NFC (natural flavor compounds) replaced artificial in 41% launches.

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Smart packaging with QR freshness indicators in 9% products.

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Mushroom umami enhancers in 22% of savory jerky recipes.

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5G-enabled factory automation in top 10% of plants.

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Probiotic jerky variants entered market with 8% trial rate.

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3D-printed jerky prototypes tested for custom shapes.

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Carbon-neutral claims verified for 14% of brands via LCA.

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AR apps for virtual jerky tasting downloaded 1.2M times.

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Hemp seed protein blends in 7% experimental jerky lines.

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The U.S. beef jerky market was valued at $4.2 billion in 2022, with a projected CAGR of 6.8% from 2023 to 2030.

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Global beef jerky market size reached $5.1 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow to $7.8 billion by 2028 at a CAGR of 9.1%.

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North America accounted for 45% of the global beef jerky market share in 2023, driven by high snack consumption.

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U.S. jerky sales grew by 12% year-over-year in 2022, reaching $3.9 billion in retail value.

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The premium beef jerky segment generated $1.2 billion in revenue in the U.S. in 2023, up 15% from 2022.

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Asia-Pacific beef jerky market expanded by 11.2% in 2023 to $1.1 billion, led by demand in China and Japan.

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Organic beef jerky sales in the U.S. hit $450 million in 2023, representing 11% of total jerky sales.

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E-commerce contributed 28% to U.S. beef jerky sales in 2023, totaling $1.15 billion.

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The beef jerky market in Europe grew to $650 million in 2023, with a CAGR of 7.5% forecasted through 2030.

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Private label beef jerky sales surged 18% in 2023 to $780 million in the U.S. market.

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U.S. beef jerky export value reached $250 million in 2023, primarily to Canada and Mexico.

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The low-sodium beef jerky segment was valued at $320 million globally in 2023.

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Turkey jerky, a beef alternative, captured 8% of the U.S. jerky market at $336 million in 2023.

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Craft beef jerky brands generated $890 million in U.S. sales in 2023.

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The beef jerky market in Australia reached AUD 180 million (USD 120 million) in 2023.

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U.S. convenience store jerky sales totaled $1.4 billion in 2023, up 9% YoY.

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Global beef jerky production volume hit 450,000 metric tons in 2023.

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The U.S. accounted for 38% of global beef jerky consumption in 2023.

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Keto-friendly beef jerky sales reached $520 million in the U.S. in 2023.

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Beef sticks, a jerky variant, added $950 million to U.S. market in 2023.

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Annual U.S. beef jerky production utilized 150,000 tons of beef in 2023.

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65% of U.S. beef jerky is produced using top round cuts, averaging 2.5 lbs per batch.

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Dehydration time for commercial beef jerky averages 8-12 hours at 165°F, yielding 40% weight loss.

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72% of beef jerky manufacturers use sodium nitrite at 150 ppm for curing.

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U.S. jerky plants processed 1.2 million lbs of beef daily in 2023.

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Marinade formulations include 25-35% soy sauce and 10% Worcestershire on average.

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55% of production uses vacuum tumbling for 45 minutes per 1,000 lbs batch.

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Packaging for jerky uses 85% nitrogen-flushed Mylar bags with 200cc O2 absorbers.

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Shelf life of properly produced beef jerky averages 12 months unopened.

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40% of U.S. jerky is sliced 1/8-inch thick before drying.

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Smoking process in 28% of facilities uses hickory at 140-160°F for 4 hours.

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Water activity (Aw) in finished jerky must be below 0.85 for safety.

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Automated slicing machines handle 5,000 lbs/hour in top plants.

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pH levels drop to 5.2-5.6 post-marination in 90% of batches.

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15% yield loss occurs during trimming of beef for jerky.

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Fermented jerky production grew to 12% of total U.S. output in 2023.

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Energy use per kg of jerky is 4.2 kWh in efficient dryers.

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68% of producers source beef from grass-fed suppliers for premium lines.

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Waste from jerky production recycles 75% of trimmings into pet food.

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Convenience stores see 42% of sales from impulse jerky buys.

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Amazon holds 35% of online U.S. jerky sales, $420 million in 2023.

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Walmart jerky shelf space grew 14% to 12 linear feet average per store.

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Direct-to-consumer jerky brands saw 22% sales increase via DTC sites.

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Gas stations distribute 31% of total U.S. jerky volume.

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Club stores like Costco sell jerky in 5-lb bulk packs, 18% market share.

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Vending machines dispensed 8 million jerky packs in U.S. 2023.

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Dollar stores increased jerky SKUs by 25% to 15 per store.

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Export distribution to Asia rose 19% via ports like LA/Long Beach.

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Health food stores capture 12% of premium jerky sales.

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Target's jerky sales per store averaged $2,800 monthly in 2023.

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E-commerce platforms like Instacart delivered 15% of jerky orders.

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Sports venues sold 2.1 million jerky units during NFL season 2023.

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Subscription boxes included jerky in 45% of snack kits shipped.

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Regional distributors handle 55% of independent store jerky supply.

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Kroger banner stores allocated 22% more space to jerky endcaps.

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Military commissaries purchased $45 million in jerky annually.

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Pop-up shops at festivals generated $12 million in jerky sales 2023.

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International chains like 7-Eleven stock jerky in 92% of U.S. locations.

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With the US beef jerky market valued at $4.2 billion in 2022 and projected to reach $7.8 billion by 2028, this post breaks down the industry’s most revealing numbers from brand market shares and sales growth to consumer buying habits and production trends.

Key Takeaways

  • Jack Link's holds 42% U.S. jerky market share in retail channels.
  • Oberto Sausage Co. commands 15% share in beef sticks and jerky combined.
  • People's Choice Beef Jerky grew sales 28% to $75 million in 2023.
  • 35-45% of U.S. consumers aged 18-34 purchase beef jerky weekly.
  • 62% of jerky buyers prefer flavors like teriyaki, followed by original at 28%.
  • Males represent 58% of beef jerky consumers in the U.S., with 25-44 age group at 45%.
  • 23% CAGR in sustainable jerky packaging innovations since 2020.
  • 45% of new jerky launches in 2023 featured plant extracts for flavor.
  • Adoption of high-pressure processing (HPP) reached 32% of producers.
  • The U.S. beef jerky market was valued at $4.2 billion in 2022, with a projected CAGR of 6.8% from 2023 to 2030.
  • Global beef jerky market size reached $5.1 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow to $7.8 billion by 2028 at a CAGR of 9.1%.
  • North America accounted for 45% of the global beef jerky market share in 2023, driven by high snack consumption.
  • Annual U.S. beef jerky production utilized 150,000 tons of beef in 2023.
  • 65% of U.S. beef jerky is produced using top round cuts, averaging 2.5 lbs per batch.
  • Dehydration time for commercial beef jerky averages 8-12 hours at 165°F, yielding 40% weight loss.

Big brands dominate U.S. beef jerky with record growth, while consumers fuel demand for high protein flavors.

Competition and Brands

1Jack Link's holds 42% U.S. jerky market share in retail channels.
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2Oberto Sausage Co. commands 15% share in beef sticks and jerky combined.
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3People's Choice Beef Jerky grew sales 28% to $75 million in 2023.
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4Tillamook Country Smoker captured 8% of Northwest jerky market.
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5Epic Provisions (Whole Foods brand) leads grass-fed at 22% share.
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6Slim Jim (Conagra) dominates gas station jerky at 35% share.
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7Country Archer expanded to 12% national share via Costco.
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8Jerky Experience brand launched 5 new flavors, gaining 3% share.
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9Private labels from Tyson Foods hold 11% U.S. jerky share.
Directional
10Think Jerky! achieved 5.2% share in organic segment.
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11Lorissa's Kitchen (imported) grew U.S. share to 4.1%.
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12New entrants captured 7% combined share in 2023.
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13Rocky Mountain Jerky leads Colorado market at 19% share.
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14Duke's Original holds 9% in smoked jerky category.
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15Vermont Smoke & Cure specializes in uncured, 6% share.
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16Global brands like Jack Link's export to 25 countries, 55% international share.
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17Store-bought jerky brands outsell artisanal 3:1 ratio.
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18Big brands invest $45 million annually in jerky advertising.
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19Merger of two mid-tier brands boosted combined share to 7.5%.
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20Online-only brands like JerkyPro hold 2.8% e-com share.
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21Plant-based jerky competitors erode 4% of beef jerky share.
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Competition and Brands Interpretation

The beef jerky market is a carnivorous chessboard where giants like Jack Link's reign supreme, yet nimble players from grass-fed Epic to gas station Slim Jim are carving out their own flavorful fiefdoms, all while plant-based upstarts nibble at the edges.

Consumer Demographics and Preferences

135-45% of U.S. consumers aged 18-34 purchase beef jerky weekly.
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262% of jerky buyers prefer flavors like teriyaki, followed by original at 28%.
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3Males represent 58% of beef jerky consumers in the U.S., with 25-44 age group at 45%.
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471% of consumers seek high-protein jerky, averaging 10g protein per ounce preference.
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5Low-carb dieters make up 29% of jerky purchasers, up from 22% in 2021.
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648% of Hispanic consumers buy jerky monthly, highest among ethnic groups.
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755% prefer grass-fed jerky, willing to pay 25% premium.
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8Gen Z (18-24) accounts for 32% of new jerky trialists in 2023.
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967% of consumers read labels for nitrates/nitrites before buying.
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10Spicy flavors appeal to 41% of 25-34 year-olds.
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1152% of female consumers now buy jerky, up 18% since 2020.
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1276% prioritize natural ingredients in jerky purchases.
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13Urban consumers buy 1.8x more jerky than rural ones.
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1464% of fitness enthusiasts consume jerky post-workout.
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15Average purchase size is 4.2 oz packs among millennials.
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1639% avoid jerky with MSG, influencing 22% brand switches.
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17Parents buy jerky for kids at 27% rate, preferring milder flavors.
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1881% of repeat buyers cite portability as key factor.
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19Online reviews influence 73% of jerky purchases.
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Consumer Demographics and Preferences Interpretation

America’s obsession with beef jerky reveals a snack landscape where portability meets protein, flavors flirt with teriyaki, and a generation of label-reading, grass-fed enthusiasts will pay extra to fuel their urban, on-the-go lives—as long as it's natural and nitrate-free.

Market Size and Revenue

1The U.S. beef jerky market was valued at $4.2 billion in 2022, with a projected CAGR of 6.8% from 2023 to 2030.
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2Global beef jerky market size reached $5.1 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow to $7.8 billion by 2028 at a CAGR of 9.1%.
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3North America accounted for 45% of the global beef jerky market share in 2023, driven by high snack consumption.
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4U.S. jerky sales grew by 12% year-over-year in 2022, reaching $3.9 billion in retail value.
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5The premium beef jerky segment generated $1.2 billion in revenue in the U.S. in 2023, up 15% from 2022.
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6Asia-Pacific beef jerky market expanded by 11.2% in 2023 to $1.1 billion, led by demand in China and Japan.
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7Organic beef jerky sales in the U.S. hit $450 million in 2023, representing 11% of total jerky sales.
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8E-commerce contributed 28% to U.S. beef jerky sales in 2023, totaling $1.15 billion.
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9The beef jerky market in Europe grew to $650 million in 2023, with a CAGR of 7.5% forecasted through 2030.
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10Private label beef jerky sales surged 18% in 2023 to $780 million in the U.S. market.
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11U.S. beef jerky export value reached $250 million in 2023, primarily to Canada and Mexico.
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12The low-sodium beef jerky segment was valued at $320 million globally in 2023.
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13Turkey jerky, a beef alternative, captured 8% of the U.S. jerky market at $336 million in 2023.
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14Craft beef jerky brands generated $890 million in U.S. sales in 2023.
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15The beef jerky market in Australia reached AUD 180 million (USD 120 million) in 2023.
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16U.S. convenience store jerky sales totaled $1.4 billion in 2023, up 9% YoY.
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17Global beef jerky production volume hit 450,000 metric tons in 2023.
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18The U.S. accounted for 38% of global beef jerky consumption in 2023.
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19Keto-friendly beef jerky sales reached $520 million in the U.S. in 2023.
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20Beef sticks, a jerky variant, added $950 million to U.S. market in 2023.
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Market Size and Revenue Interpretation

The global craving for beef jerky is proving to be insatiable, as consumers' relentless pursuit of premium, convenient protein is turning what was once a simple gas station snack into a multi-billion-dollar global industry flexing its muscles across every continent.

Production Statistics

1Annual U.S. beef jerky production utilized 150,000 tons of beef in 2023.
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265% of U.S. beef jerky is produced using top round cuts, averaging 2.5 lbs per batch.
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3Dehydration time for commercial beef jerky averages 8-12 hours at 165°F, yielding 40% weight loss.
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472% of beef jerky manufacturers use sodium nitrite at 150 ppm for curing.
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5U.S. jerky plants processed 1.2 million lbs of beef daily in 2023.
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6Marinade formulations include 25-35% soy sauce and 10% Worcestershire on average.
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755% of production uses vacuum tumbling for 45 minutes per 1,000 lbs batch.
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8Packaging for jerky uses 85% nitrogen-flushed Mylar bags with 200cc O2 absorbers.
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9Shelf life of properly produced beef jerky averages 12 months unopened.
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1040% of U.S. jerky is sliced 1/8-inch thick before drying.
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11Smoking process in 28% of facilities uses hickory at 140-160°F for 4 hours.
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12Water activity (Aw) in finished jerky must be below 0.85 for safety.
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13Automated slicing machines handle 5,000 lbs/hour in top plants.
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14pH levels drop to 5.2-5.6 post-marination in 90% of batches.
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1515% yield loss occurs during trimming of beef for jerky.
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16Fermented jerky production grew to 12% of total U.S. output in 2023.
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17Energy use per kg of jerky is 4.2 kWh in efficient dryers.
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1868% of producers source beef from grass-fed suppliers for premium lines.
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19Waste from jerky production recycles 75% of trimmings into pet food.
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Production Statistics Interpretation

The beef jerky industry is a marvel of preservation alchemy, transforming 1.2 million pounds of cow daily into shelf-stable, savory protein through a precise, energy-intensive ballet of slicing, curing, marinating in a soy sauce tsunami, and patiently evaporating away nearly half its weight, all while ensuring that what remains is tough enough to survive a 12-month nitrogen-packed slumber in your pantry.

Sales Channels and Distribution

1Convenience stores see 42% of sales from impulse jerky buys.
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2Amazon holds 35% of online U.S. jerky sales, $420 million in 2023.
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3Walmart jerky shelf space grew 14% to 12 linear feet average per store.
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4Direct-to-consumer jerky brands saw 22% sales increase via DTC sites.
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5Gas stations distribute 31% of total U.S. jerky volume.
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6Club stores like Costco sell jerky in 5-lb bulk packs, 18% market share.
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7Vending machines dispensed 8 million jerky packs in U.S. 2023.
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8Dollar stores increased jerky SKUs by 25% to 15 per store.
Single source
9Export distribution to Asia rose 19% via ports like LA/Long Beach.
Single source
10Health food stores capture 12% of premium jerky sales.
Single source
11Target's jerky sales per store averaged $2,800 monthly in 2023.
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12E-commerce platforms like Instacart delivered 15% of jerky orders.
Directional
13Sports venues sold 2.1 million jerky units during NFL season 2023.
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14Subscription boxes included jerky in 45% of snack kits shipped.
Directional
15Regional distributors handle 55% of independent store jerky supply.
Verified
16Kroger banner stores allocated 22% more space to jerky endcaps.
Verified
17Military commissaries purchased $45 million in jerky annually.
Directional
18Pop-up shops at festivals generated $12 million in jerky sales 2023.
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19International chains like 7-Eleven stock jerky in 92% of U.S. locations.
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Sales Channels and Distribution Interpretation

The beef jerky empire marches on, conquering our impulse buys from gas stations to Amazon carts, with its only true loyalty being to wherever we are already standing and slightly peckish.

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    Reference 29
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    jerky.com

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    Reference 30
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    Reference 34
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    Reference 45
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    Reference 46
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    Reference 47
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    Reference 48
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    Reference 49
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    Reference 50
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    Reference 52
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    Reference 54
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    Reference 55
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    Reference 56
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    Reference 57
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    Reference 67
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    Reference 68
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    Reference 69
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    Reference 70
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    Reference 71
    KROGER
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    Reference 72
    DEFENSE
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    Reference 73
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    eventmarketer.com

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    Reference 75
    JACKLINKS
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    jacklinks.com

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    Reference 76
    OBERTOSAUSAGE
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    obertosausage.com

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    Reference 77
    PEOPLESCHOICEBEEFJERKY
    peopleschoicebeefjerky.com

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    Reference 78
    TILLAMOOKCOUNTRYSMOKER
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    Reference 79
    WHOLEFOODSMARKET
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    wholefoodsmarket.com

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    Reference 80
    CONAGRABRANDS
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    conagrabrands.com

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    Reference 81
    COUNTRYARCHER
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    countryarcher.com

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    Reference 82
    JERKYEXPERIENCE
    jerkyexperience.com

    jerkyexperience.com

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    Reference 83
    TYSONFOODS
    tysonfoods.com

    tysonfoods.com

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    Reference 84
    THINKJERKY
    thinkjerky.com

    thinkjerky.com

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    Reference 85
    LORISSASKITCHEN
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    lorissaskitchen.com

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    Reference 86
    BEVINDUSTRY
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    bevindustry.com

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    Reference 87
    ROCKYMOUNTAINJERKY
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    Reference 88
    DUKESMEATS
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    dukesmeats.com

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    Reference 89
    VERMONTSMOKEANDCURE
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    vermontsmokeandcure.com

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    Reference 90
    ARTISANALFOODS
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    artisanalfoods.com

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    Reference 91
    ADAGE
    adage.com

    adage.com

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    Reference 92
    FOODBUSINESSNEWS
    foodbusinessnews.com

    foodbusinessnews.com

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    Reference 93
    JERKYPRO
    jerkypro.com

    jerkypro.com

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    Reference 94
    PLANTBASEDNEWS
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    plantbasednews.org

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    Reference 95
    PACKAGINGDIGEST
    packagingdigest.com

    packagingdigest.com

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    Reference 96
    INNOVA
    innova.com

    innova.com

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    Reference 97
    HIPERBARIC
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    hiperbaric.com

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    Reference 98
    NUTRITIONALOUTLOOK
    nutritionaloutlook.com

    nutritionaloutlook.com

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    Reference 99
    NUTRAINGREDIENTS
    nutraingredients.com

    nutraingredients.com

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    Reference 100
    IBM
    ibm.com

    ibm.com

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    Reference 101
    UPCYCLEDFOODS
    upcycledfoods.org

    upcycledfoods.org

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    Reference 102
    FOODNAVIGATOR
    foodnavigator.com

    foodnavigator.com

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    Reference 103
    MCCORMICK
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    mccormick.com

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    Reference 104
    REGENERATIONINTERNATIONAL
    regenerationinternational.org

    regenerationinternational.org

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    Reference 105
    FIRMENICH
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    firmenich.com

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    Reference 106
    PACKAGINGSTRATEGIES
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    packagingstrategies.com

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    Reference 107
    MUSHROOMCOUNCIL
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    mushroomcouncil.com

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    Reference 108
    FOODMANUFACTURING
    foodmanufacturing.com

    foodmanufacturing.com

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    Reference 109
    GLANBIA
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    glanbia.com

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    Reference 110
    3DPRINT
    3dprint.com

    3dprint.com

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    Reference 111
    CARBONTRUST
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    Reference 112
    AUGMENTEDREALITYNEWS
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    HEMPASSOCIATION
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