The bar graph provides information about the yearly consumption of coffee and meat in seven different countries, measured in kilograms.
Overall, in terms of coffee consumption, Russia and other European countries consumed more than the USA, China, and Japan. In terms of meat intake, the USA had the highest consumption.
According to the chart, the USA had the highest annual figure, with 122 kg of meat consumed per person. In contrast, the lowest consumption was 42 kg in Japan.
In addition, in terms of coffee consumption, Norway had the highest consumption at 9 kg, while the lowest was observed in China at 2 kg. Moreover, Japan and the USA had slightly higher coffee consumption, at 3 kg and 4 kg respectively. On the other hand, Russia and France consumed the same amount of coffee, 5 kg. In Germany, people consumed 7 kg of coffee.
Moreover, in terms of meat intake, people in Norway, France, and Germany consumed 60 kg, 72 kg, and 87 kg respectively. Meanwhile, the figures for China were 47 kg, and for Russia, just under 45 kg per person annually.