Per capita consumption of vegetables, fruits and berries
kilograms
This dataset provides the average annual per capita consumption of vegetables, melons, fruits, and berries. The statistics cover the period from 2017 to 2021 and are measured in kilograms per person. The table rows are categorized by country, including Russia, Austria, and Belarus, enabling a comparison of diets across different nations and highlighting nutritional differences
Chart of per capita consumption of vegetables and fruits in Russia and other countries from 2017 to 2021, kilograms
- Netherlands — Vegetables and food melons
- Romania — Vegetables and food melons
- Belarus — Vegetables and food melons
- Italy — Fruits and berries
- Austria — Vegetables and food melons
- Republic of Moldova — Fruits and berries
- Lithuania — Vegetables and food melons
- Hungary — Vegetables and food melons
- Slovakia — Fruits and berries
- Ukraine — Fruits and berries
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2017–2021. Rows: 47, periods: 5. Measurement unit — kilograms. Shown by items: Russia — Vegetables and melons; Russia — Fruits and berries; Austria — Vegetables and melons; Austria — Fruits and berries; Belarus — Vegetables and melons and others
Netherlands — Vegetables and melons: indicator increased from 151 to 170 over 2017–2021 — by 12.6%. Highest value — 231 (2018), lowest — 151 (2017). This is an average annual growth of 3.01%. Of the 23 largest rows, 19 increased, 4 decreased
All table numbers are series: 47
How to read this table
Consumption volumes are compared by matching rows for different countries. The list includes Russia, Austria, and Belarus, so the column values indicate where people consume more or less plant-based products. This allows for an assessment of differences in dietary habits across different regions based on a single indicator in kilograms
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: Netherlands — Vegetables and melons (231), Netherlands — Fruits and berries (213), Romania — Vegetables and melons (203), Belarus — Vegetables and melons (170), Ukraine — Vegetables and melons (166). The top five account for 32.1% of the total across all items
Observations are annual; total periods 5. 125 of 125 possible values filled (100%) — almost no empty cells remain
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Period and application
The five-year period from 2017 to 2021 is presented in the table columns for ease of analysis. The data is published in the section on social status and living standards. This information is useful for those studying food security, food consumption patterns, and dietary preference dynamics in Russia and neighboring countries
How it is calculated
Rosstat notes: 2022: vegetables and melons (including processed products converted to fresh equivalent) — 104 kg, fruits and berries (including processed products converted to fresh equivalent) — 63 kg. Data adjusted based on results of the 2021 Agricultural Microcensus
1) 2022 г.: овощи и продовольственные бахчевые культуры (включая продукты переработки в пересчете на свежие) – 104 кг, фрукты и ягоды (включая продукты переработки в пересчете на свежие) – 63 кг.
2) Данные пересчитаны с учетом итогов Сельскохозяйственной микропереписи 2021 года.
3) По данным выборочных обследований домашних хозяйств.
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