The provided charts illustrate the mean expenditure on food in the world and two nations, namely China and India, in 2008.
In general, it is clear that processed food was the best selection in all places. In addition, there was a clear distinction between processed food and nuts together with seeds all over the world.
As can be seen from the charts, the avarage percentage of spending on processed food throughtout the world was 41%, in comparison with 34% for China and 39% for India. In contrast, China was the top 1 country of expanding on vegetables and fruits, with about 32%, which was 3% and 6% higher than the world and India, respectively.
Look at the charts in more detail, there was an equal rate in consuming animal food in India and the world in 2008, at roughly 27%. However, those figures was 10% greater than that of china. In the same year, nuts and seeds accounted for one-fifth of total expenditure in China, was nearly 5 times and 4 times as much as the figures for the world and India, sequentially.