@timofeyLargest Rabbit-Meat Producing Countries in the World — 2024 Rabbit farming contributes to food production, smallholder livelihoods, and agricultural markets. The latest reported figures show that China leads global rabbit-meat production, followed by North Korea and Egypt. Top 20 Rabbit-Meat Producing Countries 1. China — 445,128 tonnes 2. North Korea — 156,672 tonnes 3. Egypt — 51,480 tonnes 4. Spain — 33,927 tonnes 5. France — 21,365 tonnes 6. Russia — 17,593 tonnes 7. Benin — 14,850 tonnes 8. Algeria — 8,158 tonnes 9. Ukraine — 8,000 tonnes 10. Sierra Leone — 7,981 tonnes 11. Mexico — 4,560 tonnes 12. Peru — 3,282 tonnes 13. Colombia — 3,186 tonnes 14. Rwanda — 2,646 tonnes 15. South Korea — 2,242 tonnes 16. Gabon — 2,094 tonnes 17. Brazil — 1,291 tonnes 18. Ecuador — 1,087 tonnes 19. Burundi — 1,076 tonnes 20. Botswana — 1,032 tonnes Key findings - Reported global total: approximately 794,438 tonnes across 45 countries reporting quantities. - China’s share: about 56% of the reported total. - Africa’s presence: Egypt, Benin, Algeria, Sierra Leone, Gabon, and other African countries feature in the wider ranking. - Rwanda: ranked 14th, with 2,646 tonnes reported in 2024. These figures refer to rabbit and hare meat recorded as fresh or chilled, not rabbit population. The ranking reflects reported national data and may not capture all global production.

@timofeyLargest Rabbit-Meat Producing Countries in the World — 2024 Rabbit farming contributes to food production, smallholder livelihoods, and agricultural markets. The latest reported figures show that China leads global rabbit-meat production, followed by North Korea and Egypt. Top 20 Rabbit-Meat Producing Countries 1. China — 445,128 tonnes 2. North Korea — 156,672 tonnes 3. Egypt — 51,480 tonnes 4. Spain — 33,927 tonnes 5. France — 21,365 tonnes 6. Russia — 17,593 tonnes 7. Benin — 14,850 tonnes 8. Algeria — 8,158 tonnes 9. Ukraine — 8,000 tonnes 10. Sierra Leone — 7,981 tonnes 11. Mexico — 4,560 tonnes 12. Peru — 3,282 tonnes 13. Colombia — 3,186 tonnes 14. Rwanda — 2,646 tonnes 15. South Korea — 2,242 tonnes 16. Gabon — 2,094 tonnes 17. Brazil — 1,291 tonnes 18. Ecuador — 1,087 tonnes 19. Burundi — 1,076 tonnes 20. Botswana — 1,032 tonnes Key findings - Reported global total: approximately 794,438 tonnes across 45 countries reporting quantities. - China’s share: about 56% of the reported total. - Africa’s presence: Egypt, Benin, Algeria, Sierra Leone, Gabon, and other African countries feature in the wider ranking. - Rwanda: ranked 14th, with 2,646 tonnes reported in 2024. These figures refer to rabbit and hare meat recorded as fresh or chilled, not rabbit population. The ranking reflects reported national data and may not capture all global production.