The given pie charts depict the average percentage of various types of food in three nations namely Korea, China and India in 2008.
Overall, processed food was the most popular kind of food in all three countries. In addition, while the consumption of nuts and seeds was the lowest in India and Korea, citizens in China did not prefer to utilize meat ingestion.
To begin with, processed food occupied 41% in Korean’ diet, which was slightly higher than the figures for India and China, about 39% and 34%, respectively. In terms of nuts and seeds consumption, the percentage of China was around 19%, 5% more than India’s figure and fivefold times as high as the proportion of Korea, just about 4%.
Regarding the remaining two types of food, animal-derived food contributed around 26% in the total amount of food consumed by both Indian and Korean citizens, whereas China consumed less animal meat by 11%. Furthermore, the proportion of plant-based product intake consumed by Koreans was almost equal to that of China, with just around 30%, showing a 7% higher demand than India.
The
given
pie charts depict the average percentage of various types of
food
in three nations
namely
Korea, China and India in 2008.
Overall
, processed
food
was the most popular kind of
food
in all three countries.
In addition
, while the consumption of nuts and seeds was the lowest in India and Korea, citizens in China did not prefer to utilize meat ingestion.
To
begin
with, processed
food
occupied 41% in Korean’ diet, which was
slightly
higher than the figures for India and China, about 39% and 34%,
respectively
. In terms of nuts and seeds consumption, the percentage of China was around 19%, 5% more than India’s figure and fivefold times as high as the proportion of Korea,
just
about 4%.
Regarding the remaining two types of
food
, animal-derived
food
contributed around 26% in the total amount of
food
consumed by both Indian and Korean citizens, whereas China consumed less animal meat by 11%.
Furthermore
, the proportion of plant-based product intake consumed by Koreans was almost equal to that of China, with
just
around 30%, showing a 7% higher demand than India.