Per capita consumption of bread in Flanders (Belgium) 2008-2017

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Koen van Gelder,
Sep 18, 2020
This statistic displays the per capita consumption volume of bread in Flanders (Belgium) from 2008 to 2017. In 2017, people in Flanders ate on average about 34 breads per year.

Per capita consumption volume of bread in Flanders (Belgium) from 2008 to 2017*

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Release date

May 2018

Region

Belgium

Survey time period

2008 to 2017

Number of respondents

2,737 families

Special properties

Flanders only

Supplementary notes

* Figures only take into account consumption at home and excludes for example consumption of bread in restaurants.

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