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Access to adequate sanitation and safe water is universal in Germany. 99% + of people are connected to a public water supply system and the remaining people are served private wells. Plus 93% of people are connected to sewers.
And all sanitation facilities in Germany are rated as the JMP category improved. And 100% of German Pop are connected to collective sanitation systems or other means.

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14.8% of people live below the at-risk-of-poverty in Germany

Poverty rate at national poverty line of Germany increased from 12.2 % in 2004 to 14.8 % in 2018 growing at an average rate of 1.56%

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67% of men and 53% of women in Germany are overweight.

The overall obesity rate in Germany is 22.30% which makes it the 73rd most obese country.

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Malnutrition Deaths in Germany reached 334 or 0.04% of total deaths

The malnutrition death Rate is 0.11 per 100,000 of population.

Germany #152 in the world.

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• Spring Water
•  bank-filtered water
•  groundwater
Groundwater makes up 70% of Germany’s drinking water, which makes it the most important resource for water.

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Use nutrition circle as its food guide

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Access to Food - Where Citizens Get Their Food

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Access to Food - Where Citizens Get Their Food

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Supermarkets, bakeries and butchers

Super markets mostly known are Aldi, Lidl, Rewe, Penny or Real

Marketsquare is also a good place where food is sold from stalls, where people can get vegetables, fruit and cheese

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Hackepeter (raw pork)

Labskaus (corned beef, beets, onions, boiled potatoes

mashed together)

Saumagen (Pigs stomach)

Sülze (meat of a pig's or calf's head, tongue, feet or heart)

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• foods focus on bread, potatoes, meat(Pork), greens, Coffee, cake, and beer
• Holidays meals feature duck, goose, rabbit or a roast w/ Potatoe dumplings, apple and sausage stuffing, and Christmas Stollen for dessert
• Celebrating their culture, they have families and friends stop working to get together in the afternoon for coffee and cake.
• Also there is the annual Munich Beer Festival known as the Oktoberfest

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Mineral Water. 86%+ of pop. Bought in 2021
Fruit juices
Caffeinated coffee
Beer

Thousands of people in Germany die due to alcoholism.

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*Bezel (Pretzels)
*German Onion Cake
*Bee sting Cake
*Red berry pudding

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Germans are usually very serious about their baked goods

There’s usually sausage or a pastry during breakfast

An average German breakfast would consist of breads, rolls, butters, sweet jams, local honey, cheese and sliced meats.

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Lunch in Germany is also called “mittagessen” and is usually eaten around 12-2 pm

Potato salad is usually served as a starter before German lunches

Lunches are usually cooked at home and sometimes include Eintopf, Rouladen, Schnitzel or Sauerbraten.

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The major meal for the day is usually lunch

Germans traditionally enjoy their main cooked meal for lunch rather than dinner

Lunch is usually eaten between the times 12-2 pm

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Germans usually prefer a lighter dinner, lunch is usually their main meal

Dinners usually consist of pickles, breads, cheese, hams and sausages

It’s a cold buffet-style meal and its usually shared with family and is served early evening around 6 or 7 pm.

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Similarities:
clean and safe water
Common for families to celebrate with big feasts
Differences:
Different main means
Food guideline is different