The graphs depict the average of global food consumption of four categories, which were compared to China and India in 2008. Overall, world consumption differed with both countries, even though processed food comprised t
A glance at the data illustrates the share of different kind of world food consumption, namely, China and India. Overall, the most striking is each of country demonstrated favorite food compare to each other.
The above pie chart illustrates the average consumption of food in the year 2008. The chart depicted consumption patterns in the world in comparison with the two most populated countries namely, India and China.
The pie charts given explained about the overall consumption of various types of food in 2008, particularly in china, india, and the world trend. The overall trend shows the most consumed type of food in worldwide is man
The pie diagrams illustrate the proportion of four different kinds of food consumed in three categories comprising the world, China and India in the year 2008.
The pie chart illustrates the comparison between the average food consumption in the world and two different countries, namely China and India, throughout the year 2008.
The illustrated pie charts provide data about the usual amount of food, consumed in the world in 2008 with comparison to China and India. The pie charts are divided into 4 food groups: processed food, vegetables and frui
The pie chart below illustrates the percentage of food consumption such as processed food,vegetables and fruits,animal food,nuts, and seeds in the world in 2008 compared to two countries, China and India.
The charts illustrate the proposition of four kinds of food which were consumed in the world in comparison with two different countries in the year 2008.
The information about the comparision of food consumption between the world and two Asian countries such as China and India in the year 2008 is depicted by given circular charts.
The three pie charts illustrate the consumption of 4 types of food used in the world specifically in China and India in 2008. As it can be seen, the figures are compared to the amounts of food used in china and India in