​​The pie charts show the average consumption of food in the world in 2008 compared to two countries: China and India. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The following pie charts demonstrate the dissimilar average

food

consumption patterns in the

world

compared to the two nations which were

China

and

India

in 2008. It can be easily observed that processed

food

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for the majority of the

world

's energy source.

Additionally

, the percentage of average nuts and seeds consumed in

China

and

India

was considerably higher than the

world

's. Regarding the proportions of convenience

food

and greens, processed

food

provided two-fifth of the globe's dietary requirements, which was 41% in 2008. Ranked second by

India

with a slightly lower percentage of 39% and

China

came

last

with 34% in terms of convenience products. The diet containing fruits and vegetables consumed in

China

was significantly more popular than the other two figures, at 32%,

while

India

's and the

world

's average consumption of greens was below 30% (23% and 29%, respectively). In terms of the remaining two categories, nuts and seeds were more popular in

China

, whose percentage roughly doubled the other country's (19% and 11%, respectively).

While

in

India

, the consumption of foods that came from animals was more preferred than in

China

and the

world

's standard (27%, 15%, and 26%, respectively).