The two charts compare the different between the consumption of four different kinds of food in two countries China and India in 2008.
Overall, while vegetables and fruits and processed food had the highest consumption, nuts and seeds were consumed the least in two the countries.
Around the world, people prefered 41% of processed food, followed by 29% of vegetables. Nuts and seeds was consumed the least, accouting for 4%, above a quarter consumption for animal food.
It is obvious that 39% processed food was consumed in Indida, which was the highest consumption, compared with that of China, at 34%. The second consumption in China was seen in vegetables and fruit, at 32%, while the figure of India was 23%. In term of animal food, India made up 27%, which was roughly twice as much as China, at 15%. Nuts and seeds were consumed 19% by Chinese, compared with Indians, at 11%, the lowest consumption.