The bar chart describes the US’ income from exporting processed food, which came from 10 countries consuming the most for the last year and 6 years ago. Overall, all countries in the bar chart had higher figures for last year than 6 years ago.
Canada consumes much-processed food from the US, as a result, the expenditure was the highest for the last year and 6 years ago (at 13. 2B US$ and 9. 3B US$ respectively). The amount of processed food by the US is increasingly purchased by the Rest of the World, therefore, its expenditure rose nearly 5B US$ last year compared to 6 years ago (greater than 0. 2B US$).
On the other hand, there are 7 countries whose expenditure remained under 5B US$ last year. 6 years ago, the order of countries whose markets consumed the least was as follows: Australia and Hong Kong, Philippines, China, South Korea, Japan, the European Union. Noticeably, Australia and Hong Kong were at the lowest 6 years ago, however, Australian values were greater than Hong Kong last year.
In conclusion, Asian countries consumed less processed food from the US than Westerners.
The bar chart
describes
the US’ income from exporting processed
food
, which came from 10
countries
consuming the most for the last
year
and 6 years ago.
Overall
, all
countries
in the bar chart had higher figures for last
year
than 6 years ago.
Canada consumes much-processed
food
from the US,
as a result
, the expenditure was the highest for the last
year
and 6 years ago (at 13. 2B US$ and 9. 3B US$
respectively
). The amount of processed
food
by the US is
increasingly
purchased
by the Rest of the World,
therefore
, its expenditure rose
nearly
5B US$ last
year
compared to 6 years ago (greater than 0. 2B US$).
On the other hand
, there are 7
countries
whose expenditure remained under 5B US$ last
year
. 6 years ago, the order of
countries
whose markets consumed the least was as follows: Australia and Hong Kong, Philippines, China, South Korea, Japan, the European Union.
Noticeably
, Australia and Hong Kong were at the lowest 6 years ago,
however
, Australian values were greater than Hong Kong last year.
In conclusion
, Asian
countries
consumed less processed
food
from the US than Westerners.