Per capita consumption of vegetable oil and grain products, 2017–2021
kilograms
Average annual consumption of vegetable oil and bread products per capita in Russia, Belarus, and Hungary from 2017 to 2021, in kilograms. The table rows are categorized by country to allow for a comparison of dietary habits across different nations. Indicators are per capita and measured in kilograms to facilitate the comparison of consumption volumes
Chart of per capita consumption of vegetable oil and bread products in Russia, 2017-2021, kilograms
- Romania — Bread products (bread and pasta converted to flour, flour, groats, legumes)
- Slovakia — Bread products (bread and pasta converted to flour, flour, groats, legumes)
- Lithuania — Bread products (bread and pasta converted to flour, flour, groats, legumes)
- Russia — Bread products (bread and pasta converted to flour, flour, groats, legumes)
- Poland — Bread products (bread and pasta converted to flour, flour, groats, legumes)
- Ukraine — Bread products (bread and pasta converted to flour, flour, groats, legumes)
- Azerbaijan — Bread products (bread and pasta converted to flour, flour, groats, legumes)
- Belarus — Bread products (bread and pasta converted to flour, flour, groats, legumes)
- Austria — Vegetable oil
- Germany — Vegetable oil
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2017–2021. Rows: 40, periods: 5. Unit of measurement — kilograms. Table rows: Russia — Vegetable oil; Russia — Bread products (bread and pasta converted to…; Austria — Vegetable oil; Belarus — Vegetable oil; Belarus — Bread products (bread and pasta converted to… and others
Romania — Bread products (bread and pasta converted to…: the indicator fell from 157 to 152 over 2017–2021 — by 3.18%. Highest value — 157 (2017), lowest — 151 (2020). This is an average annual decline of 0.81%. Of the 22 largest rows, 8 increased, 14 decreased
All table numbers are series: 40
How to read this table
A comparison of consumption volumes is available in columns organized by year. The data shows how the volume of oil and bread product consumption changed in each of the presented countries over the five-year period. The list contains twenty-two rows including data for Russia, Belarus, and Hungary, allowing for an assessment of dietary differences between these countries
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: Romania — Bread products (bread and pasta… (157), Republic of Moldova — Bread products (bread and… (151), Slovakia — Bread products (bread and pasta… (137), Lithuania — Bread products (bread and pasta… (120), Russia — Bread products (bread and pasta… (117). Gap between highest and lowest — 15.7 times. The top five account for 44.8% of the total for all items
Observations are annual, the dataset contains 5 periods. Of 125 possible values, 125 (100%) are filled — almost no empty cells remain
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Period and application
Data for 2017-2021 reflect the consumption structure of basic food products. Rosstat data are useful for analyzing food security, studying consumer markets, and assessing changes in population purchasing power across different countries
How it is calculated
Noted in the source itself: 2022: vegetable oil (including products containing vegetable oil) — 13.8 kg, bread products — 113 kg. Excluding legumes
1) 2022 г.: растительное масло (включая продукты, содержащие растительное масло) – 13,8 кг, хлебные продукты – 113 кг.
2) Без учета бобовых.
3) По данным выборочных обследований домашних хозяйств.
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