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Band 5+: The tables below provide information about the consumption and production of potatoes in five parts of the world in 2006. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

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The image contains two tables: the first lists potato consumption per person in 2006 with South and Central America at 23.6 kg, Africa at 14.1 kg, North America at 57.9 kg, Europe at 96.1 kg, Asia at 25.8 kg; the second table presents potato production in millions of tons for 2006 with South and Central America producing 15.6, Africa 16.4, North America 24.7, Europe 126.3, and Asia 131.2.
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The tables give information about the amount of potatoes which were consumed and produced in South and Central America, Africa, North America, Europe and Asia in 2006.

According to the information, in 2006 the highest rate of consumed poptatoes were in Europe 96.1 kilograms. The following one is North America, which shows 57.9 kilos per person in given year. Asia and South and Central America had nearly the same amouth 25.8 and 23.6. Thereby, the last continent is Africa, where this vegetable was used only 14.1 kilos.

Another table, illustrates the pruduction of potatoes and the major manfactors was Asia and Europe with almost the same measure 131.2 and 126.3. So, the three leftover continents had a significantly lower pruduction North America 24.7, Africa 16.4 and South and Central America 15.6

Overall, in given tables Europe is the leading area of consumption of potatoes (96.1) and the minor one is Africa (14.1). However, the Asia and Europe had the highest production131.2 and 126.3, so the South and Central America produced the lowest amount 15.6.

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