The line chart dlineates the changes in meat consumption across 4 categories consumption in four different countries (USA, UK, India, Brazil) spanning a 34- year period starting from 1985, at 5- year intervals.
Overall, it is manifest that the per capita in all surveyed categoris followed an upward trajectory. Notably. Usa maintained its status as the leader, while brazil underwent the most significant growth. India was the least significant sector throughout the period.
Regarding the most prominent categories, 1985 witnessed usa leading the chart at approximately 90 grams, this figure climed steadily to 130 grams in 2005, before peaking at about 140 grams by the conclusion of the period, simultaneously, brazil also saw a marked rise, effetively maintaining a significant margin just below throughout the timeframe.
In stark contract, the firgures for uk and india remained at the lower end of spectrum throughout the period. Although uk witnessed a marginal rise from 75 to 110 grams, it still represented a mere fraction of the volume seen in the leading categories. Simutaneously, india followed a comparable trajectory, with its firgures doubling to reach 40 by the conclusion of the timeframe, highlingting a slow but steady growth in these minor sectors resulted in highlingting a widening ga between the two extremes of the spectrum when compared with the highest sectors.