The table gives information about different sorts of foodstuffs consumed by Italians in 1992, 2002 and 2012.
Overall, two kinds of food containing a great deal of protein like chicken and beef are consumed the most, compared with the remaining other foodstuffs throughout the period shown.
In 1992, the amount of beef consumed was the highest, with 45 million euros. The second-largest figure belonging to the chicken was about 38 million euros. The amount of Beef consumption, in 2002, increased to 54 million euros, while the expenditure on beef was higher with 56 million euros at the same time.
Of four types of food, potatoes were used the most, with 18 million euros in 2012, following by milk usage, this figure rose to 14 million euros. In contrast, there was a slight decline to 7 million euros spent on coffee while the amount spent on butter/margarine remained unchanged after 20 years, at only 8 million euros.
Strategic Man Overall, two kinds of food containing a great deal of protein like chicken and beef are consumed the most, That is completely wrong. You have misinterpreted the data. The table does not show the amounts of food eaten (consumed), only the amounts of money spent on it.
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Strategic ManOverall, two kinds of food containing a great deal of protein like chicken and beef are consumed the most,
That is completely wrong. You have misinterpreted the data.
The table does not show the amounts of food eaten (consumed), only the amounts of money spent on it.
So in 2012, I estimate that Italians consumed at least six