Compare 3 pie charts below about the consumption of food

The given pie graphs illustrate the rate of foodstuff consumed in China, India and all over the world which divide into four categories namely processed food, vegetables and fruits, animal food, nuts and seeds over the year 2008. Looking at the pie charts, it is immediately obvious that the consumption of processed food in both nations and in the world registered at the largest figure with the exception of expenditures of animal food, nuts and seeds occupied higher in China and India than in the world. A quick glance at the charts reveal that in 2008, the statistics of processed food represented a good proportion in total such as 32 % in China, 23% in India and 29% over the world. In addition, the data of vegetables and fruits also registered at the second position such as almost a third in China, whereas it was marginally less in India with 23 % and in the world with 29%. Turning to other details, the number of nuts and seeds expended in China was a minority but it was higher than in India and over the world respectively at 11% and 14 %. The consumption of animal food showed approximately a third in India and less than one percent in the world. However, an opposite data was witnessed in China which just occupied a small number in 2008.