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FAOSTAT · 1961–2024

Chickens in Peru

Peru had 195 million chickens in 2024, the 27th largest in the world (0.70% of the world total). Over ten years it grew by 35%. This is the highest figure on record.

Today’s pricesMarket prices in Peru
Animals, 2024
195 million head
World rank
27 of 179
10-year change
+35%
Record
195 million head
2024

Chickens in Peru, 1961–2024 (head)

050m100m150m200m250m197019801990200020102020

By year

YearHeadChange
2024194,759,000+1.6%
2023191,696,000+0.4%
2022190,882,000+0.8%
2021189,375,000+11%
2020171,059,000+1.7%
2019168,173,000+4.7%
2018160,659,000+2.6%
2017156,638,000−1.0%
2016158,263,000+4.8%
2015151,001,000+5.0%
2014143,775,000+4.4%
2013137,679,000+0.0%
2012137,669,000+6.8%
2011128,943,000−1.4%
2010130,779,000−5.1%
2009137,838,000+5.1%
2008131,179,000+9.1%
2007120,228,000+1.9%
2006117,977,000+19%
200599,255,000+1.1%
200498,165,000+5.7%
200392,846,000+2.4%
200290,685,000+7.1%
200184,634,000−8.6%
200092,610,000+14%
199981,304,000+1.5%
199880,120,000−2.3%
199781,968,000+6.1%
199677,226,000+20%
199564,107,000−1.5%
199465,070,000+9.4%
199359,471,000−4.9%
199262,535,000−6.6%
199166,967,000+7.7%
199062,204,000+7.2%
198958,046,000−4.1%
198860,525,000+1.9%
198759,370,000+5.2%
198656,454,000+13%
198549,831,000+9.4%
198445,543,000+8.0%
198342,171,000−4.8%
198244,289,000+3.0%
198142,996,000+7.6%
198039,950,000+6.3%
197937,577,000+5.9%
197835,491,000−6.4%
197737,924,000+0.6%
197637,681,000+8.2%
197534,833,000+18%
197429,429,000+13%
197326,144,000+5.9%
197224,681,000+1.3%
197124,363,000+11%
197022,022,000+14%
196919,278,000+12%
196817,238,000+5.9%
196716,283,000+11%
196614,705,000+5.5%
196513,937,000−47%
196426,450,000+20%
196322,076,000+5.1%
196221,000,000−3.0%
196121,653,000—

Other large producers

All countries producing chickens

Other products of Peru

Agricultural production in Peru

Source: FAO. 2025. FAOSTAT: Crops and livestock products. Accessed on 4 November 2026. fao.org/faostat. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Charts, rankings and changes calculated by Husfarm.