The following illustrations compare the proportions of water used in 2004 for six different products:rice,fruits,dairy,cereal,vegetables and livestock.
Overall,it is noticeable that vegetables and fruits accounted for the largest share of consumption in both water use and total income, whereas rice and livestock consistently made up the smallest proportion.However, distinct differences exist between water use and total income in their preferences for dairy versus cereal.
Beginning with the water use,it is observable that vegetables dominated the consumption with 46%, followed by fruits at 28% and cereal at 12%.Dairy,rice and livestock represented 8%,3%,3%, respectively.
Statistics of total income had the similar proportion with some differences,where fruits made up 42%, while vegetables was the second-largest category at 33%, lower than the water use.Moreover,Cereal contributed 13%,higher than the water use proportion, while livestock accounted for 3%,which is completely identical to water use percentage.Rice made up 1%,which is the lowest proportion across all products.
