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percentage spent on food may be less for low/middle-income bracket than compared to those in the higher-income bracket: a smaller amount of income means that there will be a lower disposable income

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in poorer countries,food is sparse and they have little income,so they cant get much food

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In some countries people can spend up to $400 easily on food per week and get quite a lot of food, in others people can spend roughly $100 dollars less to get the same amount of food and in the less fortunate countries, people can only spend about 1 digit per week on food that can barely let them survive fo the week.

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Some of the countries with more people in the household somehow spend less on food in a week

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There is an abundance of various food and drinks in most of the American regions, while it is limited and scarce in African regions

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the people from richer countries usually spend more amount of the money and a lower proportion of income on food, while people from poorer countries usually spend lesser and more proportion of their income on food. 

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the people from richer countries usually spend more amount of the money and a lower proportion of income on food, while people from poorer countries usually spend lesser and more proportion of their income on food. 

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Countries with poor economy=higher chance of living with poverty=food expenditure low

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the more well developed countries spend more on food per week

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the more well developed countries spend more on food per week

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in more developed countries, families tend to spend more money on their weekly expenditure. they also tend to spend on things that are not a necessity like tarts

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the food expenditure decreases in poorer countries

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DC countries tend to spend more and consume more on food compared to the small amount of money spent on food in LDC countries

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In LDCs, people have lower income so they are unable to afford proper food and shelter compared to LDCs where people  have higher income and are able to afford better food and shelter

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poorer countries do not have the money to buy food, or some people grow their own food thus not needing to spend money and buy their own food

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DCs spend more money on their food as they have more income

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there are varying amounts of average food expenditures: those residing in america/europe have spend around US$300 per week on food while those living in africa spend close to US$5 or less per week on food

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Families in developed countries can afford to spend a few hundred dollars on food for one week while families from less developed countries can only afford to spend a few dollars for food each week.

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They might not have enough food for the whole family so each family member can only eat a little, therefore they will be hungry all day and have malnutrition in the long run.

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The LDCs are more likely to spend less money on food per week. The people from Chad, Africa spend $1.23 per week versus the people from france who spend $419.95 per week

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they become malnourished

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The wealthier countries spend more on food compared to the poorer countries 

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The wealthier countries spend more on food compared to the poorer countries 

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some people have better paying jobs which means they have a higher disposable income to spend on necessities such as food. some live in rural areas/unemployed so they have to save up for a long period of time to purchase food for themselves. therefore, the poor spend less and the affluent spend more

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people in DCs might start to be obese and develop health problems like diabetes if they do not control their diet properly, and people in LDCs might suffer frm hunger and be maknourished and unhealthy

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LDCs' citizens don't have as much luxury to buy prepackaged foods or junk foods and buy fresh foods which are cheaper

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LDC countries are poorer and food would take up a higher percentage of their income compared to DC countries which can spend more on food but still take up lesser percentage of their income

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LDCs have less money so the food will be of lower pricing and lesser compared to DCs

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in poorer countries many families only spend on the necessity while richer countries tend to spend more on snacks and soft drinks

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those from richer countries have a higher amount of disposable income so they are able to afford more food vice versa

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Countries economy status, lvl of government's corruption

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In the wealthier country food is not scarce , however food is scarce in the poorer countries

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children are unable to obtain the nutrients and vitamins that they require, which may hinder their development in the long run. they may be more prone to illnesses and diseases and they may suffer from malnutrition and hunger

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LDCs lack the proper nutrition and diet for their daily intake.Their immune system will also be greatly affected and easily succumbed to different illnesses and fall sick easily

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There is higher quantity and better quality of food in DCs compared to LDCs so people spend more on food in DCs compared to LDCs

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The economy in the different countries play a huge part in the differences in food expenditure not only due to the price of food but also the amount they can afford to pay for food.

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Those people in the LDCs are not as well to do as their jobs do not pay them as much as those in the DCs they also usually have a bigger families which means they have more mouths to feed

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They may become malnourished and more easily prone to deadly illnesses, with a lack of nutrients to boost their immune system

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the poor who can't afford basic necessities such as food will end up being malnourished and eventually die of starvation. in less developed countries, food is hard to obtain as the people are unable to afford them.

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they become malnourished and they fall ill easily and may die at a younger age, may not be able to attain education as they have to work at a young age, not able to get a job when older, become poor. cycle repeats. haha hehe hoho

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Children get sick as they do not have the nutrients they need to properly sustain their body

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Those who are wealthier might be bigger sized due to the overwhelming supply of food they have access to, those in the poorer countries may be malnourished due to lack of nutrients

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children are not getting enough nutrition to grow healthily and they might get sick easily too

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People in LDCs may suffer from malnutrition and other forms of diseases as they are unable to obtain the nutrient they need

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For the people in the poorer countries, the people can get malnourished and may die of hunger due to the lack of food while in the more fortunate countries people do not need to worry if they have food for the week.

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Low immunity, malnutrition, look less appealing to others

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economy is experiencing inflation

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Biological determinants such as hunger, appetite, and taste.
Economic determinants such as cost, income, availability.
Physical determinants such as access, education, skills (e.g. cooking) and time.
Social determinants such as culture, family, peers and meal patterns.