The pie charts illustrate the distribution of water consumption for six products and the percentage of total revenue each product contributed in 2004. Overall, vegetables consumed the largest share of water, while fruits contributed the highest proportion of total income. By contrast, rice and dandelions accounted for the smallest percentages in both water usage and revenue.
Turning to the details, vegetables accounted for the largest proportion of water consumption in 2004, with making up 46%. This figure was substantially higher than that of fruits, which ranked the second, at 28%. Cereal required 12% of the water, while rice and dandelion each represented relatively the smallest share of 3%. Lime demanded the minimal water, at 8%.
Looking at the rate of total income, fruits made up the largest figure at 40%, followed by vegetables, at 31%. Cereal accounted for 12%, while both rice and dandelion stood at 8% each. Lime accounted for the smallest figure, at just 1%.
