The pie charts show the average consumption of food in the world in 2008

The pie charts show the average consumption of food in the world in 2008
The pie charts give information about the range of
food
consumption in the
world
in general
as well as
in China and India specifically.
Overall
, it can be seen that the proportion of processed
food
accounted for the major of the total consumption,
while
nuts and seeds made up a small part of the charts. In detail, there was 41% of processed meals consumed by the
world
population, which was much higher than China and India, at 34% and 39 respectively.
In addition
, the percentage of vegetables and fruits in the
world
and India were lower than 30%, at 29% and 23%,
whereas
the data in China was slightly greater, at 32 percen%. Turning to the other kind of
food
, Indians and the
world
population ate animal
food
for almost a quarter of their total
food
consumption, unlike the Chinese who consumed less than others at around 15%.
Finally
, nuts and seeds were the least
food
in demand.
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