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Band 7+: The pie charts shows the average consumptio of food in the world in 2008. Compae to two countries china and india.

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The image depicts pie charts representing the average consumption of food for the World, China, and India with categories Animal food, Vegetables and fruits, Processed food, and Nuts and seeds; World: Animal food 28%, Vegetables and fruits 27%, Processed food 41%, Nuts and seeds 4%; China: Animal food 15%, Vegetables and fruits 32%, Processed food 34%, Nuts and seeds 19%; India: Animal food 27%, Vegetables and fruits 23%, Processed food 39%, Nuts and seeds 11%.
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This picture illustrates information about the usage of food in the globe during the tenure of 2008 and then it was compared with two nations, such as India and China.

Overall, it can be clearly examined that the consumption of processed meal was maximum in the world, while it was also highest in both China and India.

To commence with, in the whole world, the utilization of prepacked food was 41%, whereas, it was 39% and 34% in India and China. Although, nuts and seeds were almost one-tenth consumed by India, which was the lowest, however, animal cuisine (15%) was least in China. Moreover, vegetables and fruits were consumed by Indians at 23%, but it was 32% in China and also 29% consumed by the whole globe.

Furthermore, for India and the globe, the proportion of consuming cuisine obtained from animals like hen, deer, and many more were almost similar, which was about 27%. In addition, the consumption of nuts and seeds eaten by the whole world was 4%, which was minimum.

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