Band 6+: The diagrams below illustrate portions of the populations and where they choose to buy groceries, by country. Summarize the given information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts display the percentages of people in the USA, England, and Switzerland who do groceries at different stores: the Walmart, the Tesco, the Aldi, the Albertsons, and the other stores. Overall, it is clear that the Walmart is the most popular in the USA, the Tesco in England, and the Aldi is the main choice in Switzerland.

In terms of the USA, the Walmart is the most famous option, with 36 percent of people shopping there. The Albertsons and the Tesco follow at 20 and 21 percent, respectively, and the Aldi attracts seven percent of consumers. The other stores account for the remaining 16 percent.

In England, The Tesco is the leading grocery store, with 45 percent of costumers.The Aldi is the second choice at 30 percent, followed by the Walmart which is at twice less share than the Aldi. The Albertsons has a little presence with only one percent, and other stores take ten percent of the share.

Regarding Switzerland, the majority of population (85%) choose the Aldi rather than the Walmart, the Tesco, the Albertsons and the others. Among the named stores, the Tesco takes the highest portion at six percent, followed by the Albertsons at five percent, the Walmart at four percent, and there is no quota of the other stores.