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Garlic Consumption by Country

China has the highest Garlic Consumption per Person in 2016 (14.3 kg), followed by South Korea (6.2 kg) and Bangladesh (2.6 kg). India has the lowest (1.1 kg).

Culture7 countries · 1 metricUpdated Jan 21, 2025Original page
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Year 20167 of 235 countries

Garlic Consumption per Person, 2016

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Each dot is one country; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
2.2 kg
Middle half 1.65 kg – 4.4 kg
Average
4.24 kg
7 countries
Highest
14.3 kg
China
Lowest
1.1 kg
India

Data

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7 countries · # = rank by Garlic Consumption per Person
#
1China14.3 kg
2South Korea6.2 kg
3Bangladesh2.6 kg
4Russia2.2 kg
5Indonesia1.8 kg
6Brazil1.5 kg
7India1.1 kg

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Quick answers

Which country has the highest Garlic Consumption per Person?
China has the highest Garlic Consumption per Person in 2016, at 14.3 kg, followed by South Korea (6.2 kg) and Bangladesh (2.6 kg).
Which country has the lowest Garlic Consumption per Person?
India has the lowest Garlic Consumption per Person in 2016, at 1.1 kg.
What is the median Garlic Consumption per Person across countries?
The median is 2.2 kg across the 7 countries with data in 2016.
Where does this garlic consumption by country data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review.

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