The pie charts compare the proportions of foods consumed by people worldwide and in two different countries, China and India.
Overall, it can be seen that processed food makes up the largest share of food consumption in all three groups, while nuts and seeds accounts for the smallest, except in China where their share is higher than that of animal food.
Looking at the worldwide consumption of food, the segment for processed food accounts for 41%, which is 12% higher than that of vegetables and fruits, at 29%. In addition, the percentage of animal food eaten by people around the world is 26%, while nuts and seeds account for a mere 4%.
When comparing the data for China and India, in both countries processed food makes up the largest share which is followed by vegetables and fruits. Indian people consume more animal food than nuts and seeds (27% and 11% respectively), whereas the reverse is true for Chinese people(15% and 19% respectively).