The pie charts show the average consumption of food in the world in 2008 compared to two countries: China and India.

The given pie charts reveal the proportion of food consumed in the world and in two countries namely China and India in the year 2008. It is apparent that processed food was by far the most preferred food all over the globe. While nuts and seeds were found to be the least favourite in India and other countries, animal food was in that case in China. As can be seen from the charts, junk food constituted the largest portion in the world, at 41% compared to 34% and 39% in China and India respectively. Regarding vegetables and fruits, populations in China allocated nearly a third in their diets, whereas the figures for India and all other countries were moderately lower, making up 23% and 29% in the given order. In terms of the two remaining items, animal food played a rather significant role in diets of Indians, at 27%, nearly the same as that of the world (26%); meanwhile this food comprised of the smallest part in China, at 15%. By contrast, while nuts and seeds accounted for around a fifth in China, they were the less favourable food in the other two places.