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Band 5+: The map and chart below show the information for the global willingness to eat insect products and the current price for certain food available on the market place. Write a report for a university, lecturer describing the information shown below. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a world map depicting willingness to eat insect-based products, with numerical data showing willingness and unwillingness percentages: USA 35% willing, Mexico 71%, Peru 58%, Brazil 45%, UK 36%, Spain 33%, France 34%, Russia 32%, India 39%, China 44%, Thailand 56%, Japan 21%, Australia 34%, South Africa 39%.
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The map illustrates numeral percentages for the amount of people around the world who are prepared to consume products containing insects, as well as the cost of these foods. Overall, we can see that the countries towards the west side of the globe are typically more willing to eat these insect based products such as mexico and peru, and those on the east side such as russia and india are less likely to.

Beginning with the countries that are highly willing to consume these products, we can first look to Mexico which is the country that is most likely willing to eat them, with a figure of 71%. Looking south of mexico we can see peru to the right of Mexico we can see Peru with a typical percentage of 58. to the right of Peru we find Brazil which has a moderately fair percentage of 45. If we move along to the east side of the map we can see China (44%) and Thainland directly below it (56%) which are both considered good percentages.

Conversely, the countries that are less likely to eat these insect containing product start of with Japan with the lowest digit of 21%, and Russia located above it with a percentage of 32. If we move along the left side we will spot the USA with a low figure of 35%. In summary we notice that japan help its position with the lowest probability to eat the goods, while mexico being the highest.

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