The provided bar charts compare the figure for how much protein and calorie intakes per individual in four various nations.
Overall, it can be seen that most countries exhibit below the ideal protein and calorie intake, while people living in North America show the largest consumption of both protein and calories.
In terms of average protein intake, North America accounts for 80 units in total, the vast majority of which comes from animals with 62 units, while only a small unit is attributed to other protein. Following Latin America, the data for animal protein is higher than that for other protein, at 32 and 12 units, respectively. Likewise, protein intake of residents in East Africa amounts to 31 units total, which animal protein exceeds other protein by only a unit. Conversely, Indians consume merely 28 units of protein, which is lower than the other categories, particularly 15 units from animal protein and 13 units from other protein.
With regard to calorie intake, the number of calories consumed in North America is greater than the ideal calorie intake by roughly 600 calories, whereas Indians absorb around 2000 calories. Individuals in Latin America show a perfect calorie intake, making up above 2900 calories and higher than the amount of calories absorbed in East America by about 500 calories.