The given bar chart illustrates the comsumption of calories in seven different nations from 1975 to 2000.
Overall, Brazil was the country that absorb the most calories among countries, while Bangladesh was the one consuming the least in the first year. In the next 25 years, all countries recorded an upward trend with China overtook the highest position and the calorie consumption in Bangladesh still stood at the bottom.
In 1975, the consumption of calories in India and Bangladesh were roughly identical, at approximately 2000. The amount of calories counsuming in Indonesia was at exact 2000, catching up by China, at just over 2,000. Additionally, the figure for Brazil reached 2500, which was significantly higher than that of Nigeria and Pakistan, at about 2100 and 2250, respectively.
Turning to 2000, the proportion of calories using in China witnessed a surge to 3000, taking the lead among nations. India rose from above 2000 to nearly 2500, reaching the same level as Pakistan in the same year. In addition, Bangladesh experienced a rise by about 200, which was still dramatically lower than Brazil and Indonesia, at roughly 3000 and exact 3000 in 2000. Standing at the fourth rank was Nigeria, exhibiting an even more pronounced growth, with the amount of calorie consumption reached its peak at approximately 2750.