Do people in your country eat more pork or beef?

[TheForeigner]

In Romania people eat a lot of pork and chicken, but rarely eat beef or mutton. In fact most only eat mutton for Easter. We export our sheep to Muslim countries for meat. I was wondering about other European and even extra-European countries and what their people usually eat. I wonder where people eat as much pork as us. I have a neighbor who eats pork everyday! Maybe Serbians also prefer pork over beef, because I read a long time ago that modern Serbia was founded and ruled as a principality first and then a kingdom by two dynasties founded by pig farmers, because in Ottoman times and after battle of Kosovopolje in 1389 their state collapsed and their noble elite either died in war, emigrated to other Christian countries or converted to Islam.
Anyway let's hear about the battle of pork and beef in your countries. May as well mention if you often eat mutton too.

[Dušan]

Yes, we eat a lot of pork. Chicken also frequently as pork, lamb occasionaly. Beef rarely.

[TheForeigner]

I think Romanians and Serbians, with probably other Balkaners, eat a lot of pork because their ancestors wanted to be different from Turkish oppressors.

[Tooting Carmen]

More beef, but pork is far from uncommon.

[Your Old Comrade]

Pork is KING.

[TheForeigner]

More beef, but pork is far from uncommon.

Is that for both Britain and Colombia? What about Spain?

[Tooting Carmen]

Is that for both Britain and Colombia?

Yes I would say so.

[Hungarian_master]

In Hungary, the pork is more popular than the beef (for example, I only eat pork of the both).

[Catnip]

We consume a lot of beef and veal, but still slightly more pork.
Poultry is also widely consumed.
However, meat consumption has significantly fallen in the past 30 years or so in our country.

[Alenka]

Consumption of meat by type in Slovenia per capita (2020):
Poultry: 30.4 kg
Pork: 25.8 kg
Beef: 19.9 kg