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Band 6+: The charts below show the average consumption of food in the world in 2008 compared to two other countries; China and India.

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The image displays three pie charts comparing average food consumption in 2008 for the world, China, and India. The world chart shows Animal Food 26%, Vegetables and Fruits 29%, Processed Food 41%, Nuts and Seeds 4%. The China chart shows Animal Food 15%, Vegetables and Fruits 32%, Processed Food 34%, Nuts and Seeds 19%. The India chart shows Animal Food 27%, Vegetables and Fruits 23%, Processed Food 39%, Nuts and Seeds 11%.
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The given pie charts outline the types of food, such as animal food, nuts and seeds, processed foods and vegetables and fruits, ate by world’s population in 2008, compared to India and China.

First pie chart shows the worlds total consumption. It is clearly visible from the chart that processed food was dominated the market in 2008 with 41 percent, where as vegetables and and fruits contains 29 percent of total. Animal food closely follow vegetables and fruits at third place with 26 percent and nuts and seeds shown only 4 percent of total food consumption.

The other two pie charts show consumption in China and India. Processed food also dominated market in both country like in world consumption data with 34 and 39 percent respectively. Vegetables and fruits held 23 percent of total whereas in China it had around 32 percent. Very less part of total use held by nuts and seeds while it was held by animal food in China.

In conclusion, the lowest consumption all over the world is done in nuts and seeds, whereas biggest portion of consumption gone after processed foods.

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