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The image shows two tables related to potatoes in 2006. The first table lists potato consumption per region in kilograms per person: South and Central America 23.6, Africa 14.1, North America 57.9, Europe 96.1, Asia/Oceania 25.8. The second table details potato production by region in tonnes: South and Central America 15.6 million, Africa 16.4 million, North America 24.7 million, Europe 126.3 million, Asia/Oceania 131.2 million.
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This table illustrates the consumption and production of potatoes in different regions in 2006, including South and Central America, Africa, North America, Europe, and Asia.
In 2006, Europe had the highest potato consumption, averaging 96.1 kilograms per person. In contrast, Europe ranked second in potato production, producing 126.3 million kilograms.
The highest potato production was in Asia/Oceania, which produced 131.2 million kilograms of potatoes in 2006. However, the consumption of potatoes in Asia/Oceania was relatively low, indicating that most of the potatoes produced in Asia were exported to other countries that do not produce enough to meet the demand.
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