Poultry meat consumption have increased substantially over the last decades and the lifestyle changes have also dramatically modified the way in which the poultry meat is marketed and consumed and therefore food technologies have become part of the poultry industry, and today much of the production is marketed in the form of cut-up and processed products. The universal success of chicken meat is found in its affordability, nutritional and sensory properties, ease of preparation as well as the absence of religious restraints. Poultry meat consumption is expected to further increase in the near future, however in addition to well-known issues such as microbiological hazards associated with poultry meat consumption, welfare problems as indirect effects of artificial selection for high growth-rate, negative consumer attitudes towards intensive production systems, also increased consumers’ perception of undifferentiated products and progressive loss of nutritional biodiversity of the meat should be not overlooked.
Petracci, M., Soglia, F. (2025). New and Future Trends in Further Processed Broiler Meat and Challenges. ANKARA : Beyaz Et Sanayicileri ve Damızlıkçıları Birliği Derneği.
New and Future Trends in Further Processed Broiler Meat and Challenges
Massimiliano Petracci
Primo
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
;Francesca SogliaUltimo
Writing – Review & Editing
2025
Abstract
Poultry meat consumption have increased substantially over the last decades and the lifestyle changes have also dramatically modified the way in which the poultry meat is marketed and consumed and therefore food technologies have become part of the poultry industry, and today much of the production is marketed in the form of cut-up and processed products. The universal success of chicken meat is found in its affordability, nutritional and sensory properties, ease of preparation as well as the absence of religious restraints. Poultry meat consumption is expected to further increase in the near future, however in addition to well-known issues such as microbiological hazards associated with poultry meat consumption, welfare problems as indirect effects of artificial selection for high growth-rate, negative consumer attitudes towards intensive production systems, also increased consumers’ perception of undifferentiated products and progressive loss of nutritional biodiversity of the meat should be not overlooked.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


