Saudi food and beverage consumption is changing fast, and the scale is surprising, from 250 liters of bottled water per person to sugar and grains sitting side by side in everyday shopping baskets. Alongside that, Riyadh is a hotspot for online F and B demand at 25%, while imports still account for 42% of total food needs. We pulled together the most telling 2023 benchmarks and market figures to show what people eat, what they buy, and where Saudi supply is gaining ground.
Key Takeaways
- Per capita food consumption in Saudi Arabia averaged 450 kg in 2023, with grains at 160 kg highest
- Soft drink consumption reached 120 liters per capita in 2023, carbonated 85 liters
- Dairy intake per person 180 liters/year in 2023, fresh milk 120 liters dominant
- Saudi F&B imports totaled USD 15.2 billion in 2023, 42% of total food needs
- Poultry meat imports reached 900,000 MT in 2023, Brazil 55% supplier share
- Dairy imports USD 2.1 billion in 2023, milk powder 40% volume from New Zealand
- F&B FDI inflows USD 2.1 billion in 2023, 25% of total FDI
- Vision 2030 allocated SAR 10 billion for F&B localization by 2023, 500 new projects
- Private equity in Saudi F&B USD 850 million in 2023, dairy/bev focus
- The Saudi Arabia food and beverage market size reached USD 28.5 billion in 2023, driven by population growth and rising disposable incomes
- Saudi F&B sector expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.8% from 2024 to 2029, reaching USD 45.2 billion by 2029 due to urbanization and tourism boom
- Non-alcoholic beverages segment in Saudi F&B market valued at USD 7.2 billion in 2023, with 5.4% YoY growth from e-commerce penetration
- Saudi Arabia's annual poultry production reached 1.65 million metric tons in 2023, up 4.2% from feed efficiency improvements
- Dairy production in KSA totaled 2.8 million MT in 2023, with local milk output covering 45% of demand via new farms
- Saudi wheat milling capacity hit 4.2 million MT/year in 2023, 85% utilization rate from 12 major mills
In 2023, Saudis consumed more soft drinks and dairy than ever, with rising imports and fast growing market value.
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Consumption and Retail
1Per capita food consumption in Saudi Arabia averaged 450 kg in 2023, with grains at 160 kg highest
Verified
2Soft drink consumption reached 120 liters per capita in 2023, carbonated 85 liters
Verified
3Dairy intake per person 180 liters/year in 2023, fresh milk 120 liters dominant
Single source
4Poultry meat consumption 52 kg/capita in 2023, up 3% from affordability
Single source
5Date consumption totaled 12 kg per capita in 2023, seasonal peaks at Ramadan 20 kg
Verified
6Bottled water usage 250 liters/capita in 2023, highest in GCC region
Directional
7Bakery products intake 65 kg/person/year in 2023, flatbread 40 kg
Single source
8Confectionery consumption 8.5 kg/capita in 2023, chocolate 5 kg share
Verified
9Fruit consumption per capita 85 kg in 2023, citrus 35 kg leading
Directional
10Vegetable intake averaged 120 kg/capita/year in 2023, tomatoes 25 kg
Verified
11Red meat consumption 22 kg/capita in 2023, lamb/sheep 15 kg
Verified
12Coffee consumption 2.5 kg/person/year in 2023, roasted beans rising 10%
Verified
13Tea intake 1.2 kg/capita annually in 2023, black tea 95%
Verified
14Juice consumption 25 liters/person in 2023, 100% fruit 12 liters
Verified
15Ice cream per capita 4.5 liters/year in 2023, impulse buys 60%
Verified
16Snack foods intake 18 kg/person in 2023, extruded 9 kg
Directional
17Ready-to-eat meals consumption up 15% to 8 kg/capita in 2023
Single source
18Yogurt consumption 18 kg/person/year in 2023, Greek style 30% growth
Single source
19Edible oils use 22 liters/capita in 2023, olive oil premium up 12%
Verified
20Organic food consumption 2.5 kg/capita in 2023, urban areas 4 kg avg
Single source
21Plant-based meat alternatives 1.8 kg/person in 2023, burgers 40%
Directional
22Energy drinks intake 8 liters/capita/year in 2023, youth 18-24 at 15 liters
Verified
23Pet food consumption per pet 25 kg/year in 2023, premium 15 kg
Verified
24Functional foods intake 5 kg/capita in 2023, fortified cereals 2 kg
Directional
25Sauces and condiments 4.2 kg/person/year in 2023, mayo 1.5 kg
Single source
26Meal kit adoption 12% households in 2023, weekly use 2.5 times
Verified
27Supermarket F&B sales share 55% in 2023, hypermarkets 30%
Single source
28Online grocery penetration for F&B 18% in 2023, Riyadh 25%
Verified
Consumption and Retail Interpretation
The Saudi appetite reveals a nation well-fed on tradition, with grains and dates anchoring the table, yet increasingly tempted by modern convenience, from soaring soft drinks and bustling online grocery carts to the quiet rise of Greek yogurt and coffee, painting a portrait of a culinary culture in dynamic and flavorful transition.
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Imports and Exports
1Saudi F&B imports totaled USD 15.2 billion in 2023, 42% of total food needs
Single source
2Poultry meat imports reached 900,000 MT in 2023, Brazil 55% supplier share
Verified
3Dairy imports USD 2.1 billion in 2023, milk powder 40% volume from New Zealand
Verified
4Wheat imports 3.1 million MT in 2023, Russia/Ukraine 70% despite disruptions
Verified
5Sugar imports 2.4 million MT in 2023, Brazil dominant at 65%
Verified
6Vegetable oil imports 1.8 million MT in 2023, Indonesia palm 80%
Verified
7Fruit imports 1.5 million MT in 2023, apples/bananas from South Africa/Jordan
Verified
8Processed food imports USD 4.5 billion in 2023, snacks/confectionery 25%
Verified
9Beverage imports USD 1.2 billion in 2023, juices/malt 60% value
Single source
10Seafood imports 250,000 MT in 2023, shrimp/salmon from India/Norway
Verified
11Date exports from Saudi Arabia 320,000 MT in 2023, India/UAE top markets 40%
Verified
12Poultry exports 50,000 MT in 2023, GCC neighbors 90% destination
Single source
13Dairy exports USD 450 million in 2023, yogurt/labneh to Gulf states
Verified
14Mineral water exports 120 million liters in 2023, premium brands to Europe
Verified
15Fruit exports 200,000 MT in 2023, citrus/grapes to EU 30%
Verified
16Vegetable exports 150,000 MT in 2023, tomatoes/cucumbers to Kuwait
Verified
17Confectionery exports USD 280 million in 2023, halal certified to Asia
Single source
18Bakery products exports 80,000 MT in 2023, flatbreads regional
Verified
19Juice exports 50 million liters in 2023, date-based to Middle East
Verified
20Meat exports 30,000 MT in 2023, camel meat niche to Asia
Verified
21Coffee products exports USD 150 million in 2023, blends to Africa
Verified
22Snack exports 45,000 MT in 2023, GCC sales 75%
Single source
23Pet food exports USD 25 million in 2023, premium to UAE
Verified
24Organic exports 12,000 MT in 2023, EU certifications key
Verified
25Halal processed foods exports USD 1.8 billion in 2023, global Muslim markets
Single source
Imports and Exports Interpretation
Saudi Arabia’s dinner plate tells a story of global pragmatism and domestic ambition, importing half its food from a handful of powerhouse nations while shrewdly exporting its own culinary identity, from dates to camel meat, to a world hungry for trusted halal products.
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Investments and Sustainability
1F&B FDI inflows USD 2.1 billion in 2023, 25% of total FDI
Verified
2Vision 2030 allocated SAR 10 billion for F&B localization by 2023, 500 new projects
Verified
3Private equity in Saudi F&B USD 850 million in 2023, dairy/bev focus
Verified
4New food parks investments SAR 5.2 billion in 2023, 20 facilities operational
Single source
5Almarai expansion capex USD 1.2 billion in 2023, dairy/poultry upgrades
Verified
6Savola Group invested SAR 1.5 billion in 2023 for oils/sugar mills
Verified
7PepsiCo Saudi plants upgrade USD 300 million in 2023, localization 70%
Verified
8National Agricultural Development Co. (NADEC) SAR 800 million capex 2023
Directional
9Sustainability investments in F&B SAR 3.4 billion in 2023, water recycling 40%
Directional
10Green bonds for F&B projects USD 500 million issued 2023, hydroponics focus
Verified
11E-commerce F&B startups funding USD 420 million in 2023, Jahez/Nana top
Directional
12Aquaponics farms investments SAR 650 million in 2023, 15 new sites
Directional
13Plant-based innovation funds USD 180 million in 2023, local R&D
Directional
14Halal certification tech investments USD 120 million 2023, blockchain tracking
Single source
15Desert farming tech capex SAR 2.1 billion 2023, drones/IoT 50%
Verified
16Recycling plants for F&B waste SAR 900 million 2023, zero-waste goals
Directional
17Renewable energy for F&B factories USD 250 million 2023, solar 80%
Directional
18R&D spend in F&B 1.2% of revenue in 2023, SAR 1.8 billion total
Directional
19Women-led F&B ventures funding SAR 450 million 2023, 30% growth
Single source
20Export promotion funds SAR 700 million 2023, halal global push
Verified
Investments and Sustainability Interpretation
Saudi Arabia’s kitchen is getting a major 2030-style renovation, blending massive foreign investment and homegrown ambition to not only feed a nation but to sustainably engineer its food future from desert drones to blockchain-tracked halal meals.
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Market Size and Growth
1The Saudi Arabia food and beverage market size reached USD 28.5 billion in 2023, driven by population growth and rising disposable incomes
Verified
2Saudi F&B sector expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.8% from 2024 to 2029, reaching USD 45.2 billion by 2029 due to urbanization and tourism boom
Verified
3Non-alcoholic beverages segment in Saudi F&B market valued at USD 7.2 billion in 2023, with 5.4% YoY growth from e-commerce penetration
Verified
4Saudi packaged food market hit USD 12.4 billion in 2023, fueled by demand for convenience foods amid working population increase to 15 million
Directional
5Dairy products market in Saudi Arabia grew to USD 4.8 billion in 2023, with 8.2% CAGR projected through 2030 from health-conscious consumers
Directional
6Saudi bakery products sector valued at USD 3.1 billion in 2023, growing 7.5% annually due to cultural staples and modern retail expansion
Verified
7Confectionery market in KSA reached USD 1.9 billion in 2023, with premium segment up 12% from expatriate influences
Single source
8Saudi meat and poultry market size was USD 6.7 billion in 2023, projected to USD 10.2 billion by 2028 at 8.7% CAGR via localization initiatives
Directional
9Soft drinks market in Saudi Arabia totaled USD 4.5 billion in 2023, with energy drinks sub-segment surging 15% YoY
Verified
10Saudi fruits and vegetables processed market valued at USD 2.3 billion in 2023, growing 9.1% from supply chain efficiencies
Directional
11Overall F&B e-commerce sales in KSA reached USD 1.8 billion in 2023, representing 6.3% of total F&B market
Verified
12Saudi F&B industry contributed 1.2% to GDP in 2023, up from 1.0% in 2020
Verified
13Halal food market in Saudi Arabia estimated at USD 22.1 billion in 2023, with 7.3% growth from global Muslim consumer demand
Verified
14Saudi ready-to-eat meals market grew to USD 1.2 billion in 2023, 11.4% CAGR expected to 2028 from busy lifestyles
Single source
15Infant nutrition segment in KSA F&B valued at USD 450 million in 2023, rising 6.8% due to birth rate stabilization
Verified
16Saudi edible oils market size was USD 1.6 billion in 2023, with palm oil dominating 65% share amid import dependencies
Directional
17Pet food market in Saudi Arabia reached USD 250 million in 2023, growing 14.2% from pet ownership rise to 2.5 million
Directional
18Saudi functional foods market valued at USD 900 million in 2023, 10.5% CAGR projected from wellness trends
Verified
19Ice cream and frozen desserts market in KSA hit USD 350 million in 2023, up 9.8% from summer demand peaks
Single source
20Saudi sauces, dressings, condiments market was USD 750 million in 2023, growing 7.9% via fusion cuisine popularity
Verified
21Meal kits delivery market in Saudi Arabia valued at USD 120 million in 2023, 22% YoY growth from urban millennials
Verified
22Saudi plant-based food market reached USD 180 million in 2023, exploding 28% CAGR to 2030 from vegan shifts
Verified
23Traditional sweets market in KSA was USD 650 million in 2023, steady 5.2% growth from festivals
Directional
24Energy bars and snacks segment valued at USD 280 million in 2023, 13.6% growth from fitness culture
Verified
25Saudi bottled water market size hit USD 1.1 billion in 2023, 8.9% CAGR from health hydration trends
Directional
26Organic food sales in Saudi F&B reached USD 320 million in 2023, doubling every 3 years per capita income rise
Verified
27Saudi coffee market (beverage) valued at USD 850 million in 2023, 12.1% growth from cafe culture
Verified
28Tea market in KSA F&B was USD 420 million in 2023, stable 4.7% growth as cultural staple
Verified
29Saudi juices market size USD 950 million in 2023, 9.3% up from natural health preferences
Directional
30Sports nutrition drinks in Saudi market reached USD 150 million in 2023, 18.4% CAGR from youth sports
Verified
Market Size and Growth Interpretation
While Saudi diners are still staunchly loyal to their traditional sweets and tea, the booming F&B market—propelled by a surging youth population, cafe culture, and an obsession with convenience and wellness—is building a future where the energy drink competes with the gahwa and the meal kit rivals the family feast.
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Production and Manufacturing
1Saudi Arabia's annual poultry production reached 1.65 million metric tons in 2023, up 4.2% from feed efficiency improvements
Verified
2Dairy production in KSA totaled 2.8 million MT in 2023, with local milk output covering 45% of demand via new farms
Verified
3Saudi wheat milling capacity hit 4.2 million MT/year in 2023, 85% utilization rate from 12 major mills
Verified
4Date production in Saudi Arabia was 1.5 million MT in 2023, leading global exporter with Al-Qassim region at 32% share
Verified
5Red meat local production reached 450,000 MT in 2023, up 6.8% from Vision 2030 farm expansions
Verified
6Saudi fish and seafood aquaculture output was 85,000 MT in 2023, 15% growth targeting 200,000 MT by 2030
Directional
7Fruit production totaled 4.1 million MT in 2023, with citrus at 1.2 million MT from advanced irrigation
Directional
8Vegetable output in KSA hit 3.9 million MT in 2023, greenhouse tech boosting tomatoes to 1.5 million MT
Verified
9Saudi edible oilseed crushing capacity 1.2 million MT/year in 2023, 70% palm from 5 key refineries
Verified
10Bakery production volume 2.5 million MT in 2023, industrial plants supplying 60% of retail needs
Directional
11Soft drink bottling plants produced 3.2 billion liters in 2023, PepsiCo and Coca-Cola holding 75% capacity
Single source
12Saudi confectionery factories output 250,000 MT in 2023, chocolate segment at 120,000 MT
Verified
13Packaged water production reached 8.5 billion liters in 2023 from 150+ plants
Directional
14Juice processing volume 1.1 billion liters in 2023, NFC juices up 20% via local orchards
Verified
15Ice cream manufacturing output 95,000 MT in 2023, with 40% premium artisanal
Verified
16Ready meal production lines hit 180,000 MT in 2023, frozen segment dominant
Verified
17Saudi pet food manufacturing capacity 50,000 MT/year in 2023, local brands 25% share
Verified
18Organic product processing facilities produced 45,000 MT in 2023, certified farms rising to 500
Single source
19Plant-based dairy alternatives production 15,000 MT in 2023, oat milk leading at 40%
Verified
20Coffee roasting output 12,000 MT in 2023, specialty blends up 25%
Directional
21Snack food extrusion lines produced 350,000 MT in 2023, potato chips 55% volume
Single source
22Sauce and condiment bottling 120,000 MT in 2023, ketchups at 30,000 MT
Verified
23Functional beverage production 450 million liters in 2023, probiotics dominant
Single source
24Bread production daily 1.8 million loaves in 2023, automated lines 70%
Single source
25Canned goods output 220,000 MT in 2023, vegetables 60% share
Verified
26Yogurt fermentation plants produced 650,000 MT in 2023, flavored 45%
Directional
27Pasta manufacturing volume 180,000 MT in 2023, durum wheat local 80%
Directional
Production and Manufacturing Interpretation
Saudi Arabia's food sector has clearly moved beyond riding camels into the sunset, now striding with purpose toward self-sufficiency as evidenced by rising production across poultry, dairy, and wheat, while also cultivating modern tastes from specialty coffee and oat milk to artisanal ice cream and probiotic drinks.
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