The tables below provide information about the consumption and production of potatoes in five parts of the world in 2006.

The tables below provide information about the consumption and production of potatoes in five parts of the world in 2006.
Demonstrated in the table are statistics for the potatoes that were consumed in four continents in the world
as well as
their production in 2006. The figures in the first table were recorded in kg per person, the second were in million tonnes. In general,
it is clear that
, in
Europe
and the North of the USA, each citizen consumed the highest weight of potatoes,
whereas
, Asia produced the most vegetable types.
Additionally
, South and Central America, and Africa had the lowest position in both tables. Looking at the tables in
further
detail. These vegetable types were grown with small
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in South & Central The USA (15.6), Africa (16.4) and North America (24.7). A similar trend was seen in two parts at the top of the first table with the weight that people ate,
while
the potatoes in the North of the USA were consumed 57.9 kg per person and got the second rate after European countries. Moving onto the remaining statistic,
Europe
and Asia grew the most yams with 126.3 million tonnes and 131.2 million tonnes respectively.
Although
this
figure for Asia was higher than in
Europe
, the consumption of the public in
Europe
was up to three times compared to Asian countries with 25.8kg.
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