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The country with the most expensive meat I know is Switzerland. The local chains Migros and Coop mostly sell meat produced in Switzerland. Here's the chicken yo
by dm3 5y ago
The country with the most expensive meat I know is Switzerland. The local chains Migros and Coop mostly sell meat produced in Switzerland. Here's the chicken you can usually find on the shelves in Migros:
https://produkte.migros.ch/optigal-poulet-241001011000 https://produkte.migros.ch/optigal-poulet-241001011000
> Whole chicken - $10/kg
https://produkte.migros.ch/optigal-poulet-schenkel-241110100000 https://produkte.migros.ch/optigal-poulet-schenkel-241110100...
> Chicken drumsticks - $15/kg
https://produkte.migros.ch/poulet-brustschnitzel https://produkte.migros.ch/poulet-brustschnitzel
> Chicken breasts - $30/kg
https://produkte.migros.ch/bio-pouletbrust https://produkte.migros.ch/bio-pouletbrust
> Chicken breasts (I suspect this is free range) - $58/kg
- HPsquared 5y agoAh yes, but how much would lab-grown meat produced in Switzerland cost?
- dagw 5y agoGiven that Switzerland has a world class chemical engineering and pharmaceutical industry and production facilities already, hypothetical lab-grown meat from Switzerland will probably among the cheaper high quality lab-grown meat in the world.
- HPsquared 5y agoMy understanding of Swiss manufacturing industry is high-end, complicated things. I agree it's likely that Swiss lab-made meat would be the cheapest in the world, but only by virtue of being the only place where it's feasible to make it.
- coffeemig 5y agoAre the Swiss vegetarians, or do they just have a high median income? Coming from the US, those prices are unthinkable.
- bserge 5y agoThey have a high income and are really good at ignoring the poor who do the dirty, low paid jobs and at best eat mortadella/baloney, cheese and eggs (doing their part for the planet, unlike everyone else lmao). Just like other western EU countries, tbh.
- dm3 5y agoSwitzerland does have poor people. ~10% of the population below the poverty line which is defined around 2.2k CHF/month per person. This definitely doesn't allow for a lot of high quality meat consumption.