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The image features two vertical bar charts displaying calorie and fat consumption across four countries: USA, Japan, India, and Italy for the years 1990 and 2020. The top chart is titled "Average Daily Calorie Intake per Person" with a y-axis labeled "Kilocalories (kcal)" ranging from 0 to 3500 in increments of 500, an x-axis labeled "Country", and a legend identifying 1990 (white bar) and 2020 (hatched bar). In this chart, the values for 1990 and 2020 respectively are: USA (3600 kcal, 3800 kcal), Japan (2850 kcal, 2700 kcal), India (2200 kcal, 2500 kcal), and Italy (3300 kcal, 3450 kcal). The bottom chart is titled "Average Daily Fat Intake per Person" with a y-axis labeled "Grams (g)" ranging from 0 to 160 in increments of 20, using the same x-axis categories and legend for 1990 and 2020. In this chart, the values for 1990 and 2020 respectively are: USA (150 g, 170 g), Japan (80 g, 95 g), India (50 g, 65 g), and Italy (120 g, 130 g).
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The bar charts compare the average daily consumption of calorie and fat per person in four different nations in 1990 and 2020. The countries are the USA, Japan, India, and Italy, while the intake of calorie is measured in kilocalories and that of fat is measured in grams.
Overall, the daily consumption of both essential nutrients by a single individual has reported a grown in almost every country, except Japan, which experienced a decline in calorie intake over the time period. In addition, the USA remains at top for the highest per person consumer in both nutrients.
Notably, the USA grew it’s per person intake of calorie from about 3,100 kilocalories to around 3,500 kilocalories from 1990 to 2020. India rose it’s figure upto slightly more than 500 kilocalories, while Italy only rose it’s consumption by less than 500 kilocalories. In contrast, Japan fell from 2,600 kilocalories to 2,300 kilocalories over that period.
For daily fat intake per person, the USA increased the most with 150 grams to 170 gms. Meanwhile, japan rose from 80 grams to around 100 grams, and Italy climbed from 120 grams to around 130 gram. India with the lowest intake in both, also increased it’s value from 50 grams to 95 grams in between 1990 and 2020.
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