Worldwide camel meat and products: An extensive analysis of production, consumption patterns, market evolution, and
Soumaya Boukrouh1, Omar Ait El Alia2, Bernard Faye3
1African Sustainable Agriculture Research Institute (ASARI), University Mohammed VI Polytechnic (UM6P), Laâyoune, Morocco.
Abstract:
Camel meat is gaining global recognition as a sustainable and nutritious protein source, particularly in arid and semiarid regions, with a notable increase in camel producing meat and meat production. However, examining the global camel industry can provide valuable insights for developing a thriving and modernized camel meat sector, emphasizing key approaches to boost production, improve quality criteria, and expand market reach. This review aimed to provide a thorough evaluation of the camel meat value chain global evolution. The research included an examination of existing production and consumption patterns, as well as conducting a thorough analysis of camel meat market dynamics and value chain processes. Additionally, this study investigated the elements driving the expansion of the camel meat industry, including rising consumer interest in healthier meat and climate resilience in major producing countries. However, challenges such as supply chain inorganization, limited adequate infrastructure for production, slaughtering and processing, and consumer vision hinder broader market penetration. This review provides valuable information regarding the camel meat market, focusing specifically on the obstacles that hinder its expansion, optimizing camel meat production, and enhancing its marketability. By addressing this gap, this study aims to provide foundational knowledge to industry stakeholders, producers, researchers, and policymakers, thereby contributing to the advancement of the camel meat sector.
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