Country profiles
China . Population 04 * 1 320 892. Per Capita Income 02 ** 1 331. Per Capita Agricultural Income 02** 222 Per Capita Daily Calorie Intake. Time reference= 99-01 :1999-2001, 00 : 2000, 02 :2002, 00-02
Country profiles
Fishery Exports * 51 Major Export Partner Untd Arab Em Germany China. Forestry Per Capita Daily Calorie Intake. Consumer and Agricultural Trade Price Indice
In Depth - What was China's Food Balance in 1996?
36.8 g of protein and 5.1 g of fat on a daily basis. This was equivalent to 58.8% of the per capita calorie supply: The annual per capita fish supply in China was 19 kg, which is
A MEANS OF CONTROL
increasing standards-of-living require ever increasing per-capita between four and ten calories of fossil fuel for every calorie of In the first few weeks of the Saudi push, daily production
Agriculture and Food-- Taiwan, Province of China
Index of Total and Per Capita Food Production, Taiwan, Province of China, 1961-1998 Average daily per capita calorie supply, 1999 (kilocalories) X 2,710 2,80
Global eye - Eye on China - Data file
Indicators: China: UK: People : Human Development Index (HDI) 96 th (of 174) 13 th: Population total Mobile phones (per 1,000 people) 110 : Daily calorie intake (per capita) 2,600: 3,27
Progress Daily
poorest countries now have about one-fiftieth the per capita incomes ruled India, the Dutch the East Indies, the French Indo-China. Plate high-calorie foods in the kitchen but serve vegetables
ERS/USDA Briefing Room - Food Consumption
Africa & Middle East -Asia -China -Europe -India -Japan -Mexico and Fats —ERS's loss-adjusted annual per capita food supply series suggests that average daily calorie consumption in the
Water Resources eAtlas - Watersheds of the World
Striking on the map is China. Although more or physically water scarce but have high daily calorie The FAO database provides estimates of per capita
Lifestyle Changes and its Influences on Energy and Water Consumption
products and eggs; the total calorie annual growth rate of GDP per capita from 1970 – 1978. During these 20 years, China contributed in the increase of per capita daily

China - Asia-Pacific in figures 2004
Daily per capita calorie supply. Calories Commercial primary energy consumption per capita China. 1. As at 31 December. 2. For both sexes. 3.
Maco, China - Asia-Pacific in figures 2004
Daily per capita calorie supply. Calories Macao, China. 1. As at 31 December. 2. Base: October 1999-September 2000 = 100. 3. Data refer to visitor
Statistical Yearbook of the Republic of China
Daily nutrient. Year. Carbohydrate. (Grams). Calcium. (Milligrams) consumption per capita. Phosphorus. (Milligrams). Iron. (Milligrams). Vitamin A value
Agriculture and Food-- China
Fertilizer Consumption per Hectare of Cropland, China, 1961- Average Daily Per Capita Calorie supply refers to the amount of available food per person,
CHINA : general data
borders (coastline): Sea of Japan, Yellow Sea, East China Sea, South China Sea daily food intake: 2972 calories per capita

Agriculture and Food-- China
Fertilizer Consumption per Hectare of Cropland, China, 1961- Average Daily Per Capita Calorie supply refers to the amount of available food per person,
Agriculture and Food-- Taiwan, Province of China
China. Asia (excl. Middle East). World. Cereals, 1999-2001 Average Daily Per Capita Calorie supply refers to the amount of available food per person,
CHINA : general data
borders (coastline): Sea of Japan, Yellow Sea, East China Sea, South China Sea daily food intake: 2972 calories per capita
Maco, China - Asia-Pacific in figures 2004
Daily per capita calorie supply. Calories Macao, China. 1. As at 31 December. 2. Base: October 1999-September 2000 = 100. 3. Data refer to visitor
Calories Per Capita - Asia
The table below gives the average daily per capita calorie supply for all countries of Asia. The thumbnail map to the right gives the same information in
Agricultural Opportunities and Challenges in China
Average daily food consumption has increased over 1000 calories since the famine years Change in per capita Chinese consumption of edible vegetable oil.
Chapter I.3.1 Basis for analysis : A Long-term Perspective on
China and India belong to Group A, and Japan to Group D, but they are treated Figure I-3-6 Per capita GDP and average daily calorie consumption
Chinadaily BBS - Changing China - Some things of which China might
Subject: Some things of which China might not want to be in the lead! A far great number, both in real numbers and per capita than in the US.