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Pork vs Cancer

This section is all data, showing the countries of the world and their pork consumption per person per year. Also data on cancer rates, highest cancer rates per capita and lowest rates per capita. You are free to search the internet for your data, however, I found this to be convincing. The first set of data is from Helgilibrary.com, a data service located in Prague.

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Pork Meat Consumption Per Capita

 Based on a comparison of 152 countries in 2017, Poland ranked the highest in pork meat consumption per capita with 58.4 kg followed by Spain and Hungary. On the other end of the scale was Afghanistan with 0.010 kg, Egypt with 0.010 kg and Oman with 0.010 kg. 


I have listed several countries with some of the highest pork consumption and some with the lowest consumption.


Poland           58.4 kg/year/person

Spain                            53.6

Hungary                        49.8

Croatia                            48.1

Belgium                          33.1

France                            31.1 

The Netherlands           30.4

Ireland                            28.9

United States                 26.8

New Zealand                  26.1

Denmark                         25.8

      Australia                          25.4      

Canada                            24.1

Norway                            22.8


Nepal                               0.89

Rep. of Congo                 0.60

     Rep. of Gambia               0.27    

   Tajikistan                         0.16 

       Djibouti                           0.08       

   Niger                               0.07

    Ethiopia                           0.02   

Oman                               0.01

Egypt                                0.01

Afghanistan                     0.01


 And, now, a list of the countries with the highest cancer rates. And the countries with the lowest cancer rates. Scroll down just a bit.


 


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