Supply balance sheets of agricultural products, Slovenia, 2020
A resident of Slovenia consumed on average the most, i.e. 119 kg, vegetables in 2020
In 2020, a resident of Slovenia also consumed 116 kg of cereals, 88 kg of meat, 84 kg of fresh fruits, 64 kg of potato, 10 kg of eggs, 5 kg of rice and almost 1 kg of honey.
Self-sufficiency rates in crop supply balance sheets still lower than in animal balance sheets
The supply balance sheets indicated especially low self-sufficiency rates in 2020 in the case of total fruits (36%), vegetables (48%), potato (60%) and honey (67%). As regards animal balance sheets, the self-sufficiency rates were higher for meat (84%) and for eggs (95%).
Self-sufficiency rate in cereals in Slovenia in 2020 at 89%
In the observed year, domestic production of cereals reached almost 750,000 tons and it was 17% higher than in the previous year. Domestic consumption of cereals decreased by 2% and reached almost 840,000 tons. Due to the more extensive production and lower consumption, the self-sufficiency rate in cereals in 2020 increased compared to the previous year and reached 89%.
Total fruits production was 113,000 tons in 2020, and due to the more favourable weather conditions it was about a third higher than in the previous year. Domestic consumption of fruits also increased in comparison with the previous year and reached around 310,000 tons in 2020, thus pushing the self-sufficiency rate higher, i.e. to 36%. The self-sufficiency rate in fresh fruits was also somewhat higher, reaching 49%.
Per capita consumption of fruits, vegetables, potato and honey higher, of cereals, meat and eggs lower
According to provisional data for 2020, annual comparisons indicate that per capita consumption increased slightly: for fruits by 1%, for vegetables by almost 2%, for potato by 3% and for honey by 30% (yet only very low quantities were consumed). In the case of other groups of agricultural products, per capita consumption in Slovenia decreased slightly: for meat by 3%, for cereals by 4% and for eggs by 11%.
Balance sheets of agricultural products for the marketing year are also published
In addition to the set of the supply balance sheets for the calendar year, in the SiStat Database we publish also the supply balance sheets for the marketing year.
Calendar crop and animal supply balance sheets, Slovenia, 2020
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Due to an error in one of the data sources, the supply balance sheet for sugar will be published at a later date in June 2021.
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