The pie chart compares the Eastern Region and the Western Region of a country in terms of production in agriculture.
It is noticeable that each area concentrates on different products. The Eastern Region has a slightly more even distribution among products than the Western Region does.
In the Eastern Region, the top two products are meat, making up 35% of total agricultural production, and dairy, making up 30% of the total. While meat contributes the same propotion, the percentage of dairy in the Western Region halves that in the Eastern Region.
In the Western Region, grain is the most significant part of the chart, accouting for 45%, which is three times higher than that in the Eastern Region. By contrast, vegetables is the smallest segment in total production, with only 5%, whereas it is recorded 20% in the Eastern Region. 
The pie chart compares the Eastern  
Region
 and the Western  
Region
 of a country in terms of production in agriculture.
It is noticeable that each area concentrates on  
different
 products. The Eastern  
Region
 has a  
slightly
 more even distribution among products than the Western  
Region
 does.
In the Eastern  
Region
, the top two products are meat, making up 35% of total agricultural production, and dairy, making up 30% of the total. While meat contributes the same  
propotion
, the percentage of dairy in the Western  
Region
 halves that in the Eastern Region.
In the Western  
Region
, grain is the most significant part of the chart,  
accouting
 for 45%, which is three times higher than that in the Eastern  
Region
. By contrast, vegetables is the smallest segment in total production, with  
only
 5%, whereas it  
is recorded
 20% in the Eastern  
Region
.