The table delineates information about fast food intake in 5 areas worldwide.
Overall, it is clear that the USA takes the first place in fast fast consumption, meanwhile Germany showed the lastest rate in fast food consuming.
The USA represented the leading position in fast food eating, making up 120 fast food meals per year, consequently 46% obesity rate. The people of USA spent roughly 18.5% USD per meal and fast food restaurants per 100.000 people accounted for 98. Mexico took the second place, showing 120 fast food meals each year, with 28% of overweight people, average meal expense acoounted for 13, and fast food restaurants each 100.000 people made up 45.
Canada and England depicted almost similar indicators, with 85 and 80 fast food meals annually, people with excess weight constituted 27 and 29%, respectively. Average outlay for meal were 7.2 and 7.5 USD. Number of restaurants for each 100.000 locals accounted for 40 and 38. Germany took the fifth place among others, with only 30fast food meals one year, and 21% obesity rate. Average expense for meal was 6.8 USD, while fast food restaurants per 100.000 people made up just 23.