The bar chart illustrates per capita meat consumption, measured in kilograms, across seven countries: the USA, Germany, France, Norway, China, Russia, and Japan.
Overall, per capita meat consumption was significantly higher in the USA, Germany, France, and Norway compared to the remaining countries. Additionally, per capita meat consumption reached its peak in the USA.
Among nations with higher annual meat consumption, the United States recorded the highest figure, at approximately 120 kilograms per person. With regard to other Western countries, the figures for meat consumption per person in Germany, France, and Norway are nearly equidistant, standing at 80, 65, and 55 kilograms respectively.
Concerning nations with lower annual meat consumption, the lowest figure is recorded in Japan, at only 40 kilograms per person. Regarding other Asian nations, the figures for China and Russia are relatively similar, exceeding 40 kilograms each.
