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Top 10 Countries With Highest Food Wastage 2021 the world produces 931 million tonnes of food waste every year, 569 tonnes of which comes from households RANK 1 - China - 91646213 million tonnes total food waste per year and estimated per household per year 64kg RANK 2 - India - 68760163 million tonnes total food waste per year and estimated per household per year 50kg RANK 3 - USA - 19359951 million tonnes total food waste per year and estimated per household per year 59kg RANK 4 - Japan - 8159891 million tonnes total food waste per year and estimated per household per year 64kg RANK 5 - Germany - 6263775 million tonnes total food waste per year and estimated per household per year 75kg RANK 6 - France - 5522538 million tonnes total food waste per year and estimated per household per year 85kg RANK 7 - UK - 5199825 million tonnes total food waste per year and estimated per household per year 77kg RANK 8 - Russia - 4868564 million tonnes total food waste per year and estimated per hou...

The King of Signature Sneakers 🔘 MAKE SURE TO LEAVE A LIKE & A COMMENT 🔴 SUBSCRIBE IF YOU ARE NEW AND TURN THE BELL ON RANK 1 - Michael Jordan - Jordan - 130 million a year More than 17 years after playing his last NBA game, Michael “Air” Jordan still has the power to captivate sports fans around the world. RANK 2 -Lebron James - Nike - 32 million a year several current NBA stars make eight figures a year with signature shoes, but even LeBron James, Jordan’s heir apparent, doesn’t come close to matching Jordan’s sneaker income. RANK 3 - Kevin Durant - Nike - 26 million a year RANK 4 - Stephen Curry - Under Armour - 20 million a year RANK 5 - kobe Bryant - Nike - 16 million a year RANK 6 - James Harden - Adidas - 14 million a year RANK 7 - Zion Williamson - Jordan - 13 million a year RANK 8 - Dwayane Wade - Li-Ning - 12 million a year Thanks for watching Estatisticas Curiosas 🔘 MAKE SURE TO LEAVE A LIKE & A COMMENT 🔴 SUBSCRIBE IF YOU ARE NEW AND TURN THE BELL ON ...

Ranking The UK's favourite supermarkets 2020 🔘 MAKE SURE TO LEAVE A LIKE & A COMMENT 🔴 SUBSCRIBE IF YOU ARE NEW AND TURN THE BELL ON RANK 1 - Aldi is the common brand of two German family-owned discount supermarket chains with over 10,000 stores in 20 countries and an estimated combined turnover of more than €50 billion. The chain was founded by brothers Karl and Theo Albrecht in 1946 when they took over their mother's store in Essen. RANK 2 - Marks and Spencer Group plc is a major British multinational retailer with headquarters in London, England, that specialises in selling clothing, home products and food products, mostly of its own label. RANK 3 - Lidl Stiftung & Co. KG is a German international discount supermarket chain that operates over 12,000 stores across Europe and the United States. RANK 4 - Tesco plc, trading as Tesco, is a British multinational groceries and general merchandise retailer headquartered in Welwyn Garden City, England. It is the third-larg...

TOP 10 MOST EXPENSIVE CITIES FOR EXPAT LIVING 👇 SUBSCRIBE TO Estatísticas Curiosas YOUTUBE CHANNEL NOW 👇 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtjZ... ​ "RANK 1- ZURICH, SWITZERLAND – 149.15 Zurich is not only the most expensive city in Europe but also the world. It is followed closely by its other Swiss counterpart, Geneva. Almost everything from entertainment to transport and rent is expensive in Zurich, a stance that is further accentuated by the strong Swiss Franc." "RANK 2 - GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – 142.12 Geneva is in close competition with Zurich as the most expensive city in the world. In fact, while it takes second place on our list, it captured the top spot on Expatistan’s cost of living index. Despite lower taxes and higher salaries, many residents in Geneva see their money disappear into mandatory insurance payments and over-priced goods and services." "RANK 3 - REYKJAVIK, ICELAND – 130.73 While Iceland may seem unassuming, it will quickly take your...

Inscription  "RANK 1 - Sweden takes the main spot with the most noteworthy personal duty rates on Earth – simply more than 57%. Working together there will be expensive, however managing in land may permit you to stay away from absurdly high duties.  Sweden is the seventh most extravagant country on the planet as far as GDP per capita. Its way of life and future rankings are among the most noteworthy on the planet and the nation has extremely low pay disparity.  Sweden has a created post-mechanical society with a high level government assistance state and the most elevated personal expense rate on the planet, with as much as 57.1% deducted from yearly pay.  Sweden has a tax collection framework for money from work that joins a personal assessment (paid by the worker) with government managed retirement commitments (bosses commitments) that are paid by the business. In spite of the fact that Swedes might be burdened intensely, deals of private properties are excluded f...

Who is the number 1 player in the world? RANK 1 Lionel Messi £ 92000000 The Barcelona superstar is considered by many to be the greatest player on the planet – and he backs up his talent with the highest earnings. Lionel Messi makes an annual salary of £67m at the Nou Camp, although his contract expires at the end of the 2020/21 campaign. The Argentinian demanded an exit from Barcelona in last summer’s transfer window and is expected to find a new club when his deal runs out, with the likes of Manchester City and PSG pursuing his signature. An extra £25m is added to his pot from endorsements and sponsorships with the likes of Adidas and Pepsi. RANK 2 Cristiano Ronaldo £ 85000000 Apparently being the most popular athlete on the planet isn’t enough to land you a place at the top of the rich list. Cristiano Ronaldo may be the most followed sportsperson on Instagram but his annual earnings are marginally dwarfed by one footballer. The Portuguese superstar tops up his £51m-per-season Juvent...