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Food and eating habits

How people eat in China

50 indicators exploring everyday meals, ingredients and food culture. Information is completed progressively from documented evidence.

0 of 50 indicators with documented information

Not all data are comparable: food supply, purchases and intake are different measures. Check the period, population and method for each finding. Qualitative descriptions do not establish percentages or amounts.

Timing and company

0/8

Timing and company — China
Indicator	Findings and context
Meal times	Insufficient data in the sources consulted
Meals per day	Insufficient data in the sources consulted
Meal duration	Insufficient data in the sources consulted
Daily energy distribution	Insufficient data in the sources consulted
Weekdays and weekends	Insufficient data in the sources consulted
Eating at home and away	Insufficient data in the sources consulted
Cooking frequency	Insufficient data in the sources consulted
Eating together	Insufficient data in the sources consulted

Pantry and recipes

0/2

Pantry and recipes — China
Indicator	Findings and context
Most consumed ingredients	Awaiting research
Ingredient prevalence in recipes	Awaiting research

Cereals and plant foods

0/6

Cereals and plant foods — China
Indicator	Findings and context
Cereals and cereal products	Awaiting research
Bread	Awaiting research
Pulses	Awaiting research
Vegetables	Awaiting research
Fruit	Awaiting research
Potatoes, roots and tubers	Awaiting research

Protein foods

0/5

Protein foods — China
Indicator	Findings and context
Meat	Awaiting research
Fish and seafood	Awaiting research
Eggs	Awaiting research
Milk and dairy products	Awaiting research
Protein sources	Awaiting research

Fats, flavours and condiments

0/3

Fats, flavours and condiments — China
Indicator	Findings and context
Cooking fats	Awaiting research
Herbs and spices	Awaiting research
Sauces and condiments	Awaiting research

Meal composition

0/6

Meal composition — China
Indicator	Findings and context
Breakfast composition	Awaiting research
Main meal composition	Awaiting research
Dinner composition	Awaiting research
Appetisers and snacks	Awaiting research
Desserts and sweets	Awaiting research
Portion sizes	Awaiting research

Techniques and equipment

0/5

Techniques and equipment — China
Indicator	Findings and context
Cooking techniques	Awaiting research
Vegetable preparation	Awaiting research
Food preservation	Awaiting research
Fermented foods	Awaiting research
Kitchen equipment	Awaiting research

Drinks

0/3

Drinks — China
Indicator	Findings and context
Everyday drinks	Awaiting research
Coffee and tea preparation	Awaiting research
Drinks with meals	Awaiting research

Nutrition and dietary patterns

0/3

Nutrition and dietary patterns — China
Indicator	Findings and context
Energy and nutrients	Awaiting research
Salt and sugars	Awaiting research
Dietary patterns	Awaiting research

Shopping, prices and waste

0/7

Shopping, prices and waste — China
Indicator	Findings and context
Food expenditure	Awaiting research
Cost of a common basket	Awaiting research
Cost of specific meals	Awaiting research
Grocery shopping locations	Awaiting research
Shopping frequency	Awaiting research
Prepared food and delivery	Awaiting research
Household food waste	Awaiting research

Seasons and celebrations

0/2

Seasons and celebrations — China
Indicator	Findings and context
Seasonal produce	Awaiting research
Celebration food	Awaiting research

Coverage in progress

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Places and communities

One country, many cuisines

An initial selection of regions to explore. Culinary boundaries may differ from administrative divisions.

China

Guangdong y Shunde

China

Jiangsu y Yangzhou

China

Sichuan y Chengdu

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