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The illustration depict contrast of food consumption in India, in China and in the World in 2008. Overall, the differences between each type of the meal is basically the same across two regions and the rest of the world. In China and in India, the processed food does not exceed 40% from total metric. Whereas […]
This Pie Chart depicts how average consumption of food in the world compared to two countries; China and India. All in all, based on the Pie Chart, the highest consumption of food in the world is Processed food. Although, the lowest average consumption may vary within three pie chart. The average consumption for Processed Food […]
The three pie charts compare the typical nutrient consumption in the world comparison with two countries such as (China and India ) in the year of 2008. By analyzing the the pie charts , In the India and China the usage of cereals were 45% and 35% respectively.Whereas , the percentage of Meat and fish […]
there is two countries revealed the data about the average consumption of food in the world between china & india in 2008. It shows that processed food is the highest consumption rate in the world. compared to nuts & seeds was the most least consumpted in the world China & india have simmiliar order of […]
The pie chart depicts the difference between the proportion of food consumed by global consumers compared to two typical countries, China and India in 2008. As can be seen from the chart, the most popular food was processed food in above two countries and in the world. On the other hand, nuts and seeds had […]
The pie chart depicts the difference between the proportion of food consumed by global consumers compared to two typical countries, China and India in 2008. As can be seen from the chart, the most popular food was processed food in above two countries and in the world. On the other hand, nuts and seeds had […]
The pie chart depicts the difference between the proportion of food consumed by global consumers compared to two typical countries, China and India in 2008. As can be seen from the chart, the most popular food was processed food in both two above countries and in the world. On the other hand, nuts and seeds […]