Food Plates, Pagodas and Pyramids around the world

Food Plates, Pagodas and Pyramids around the world

Health awareness in past decades has been increasing around the world. With increase in awareness Government of various countries around the world keep modifying their food guidelines and the symbol. To keep up with new findings in nutrition science these changes are essential. United States in recent years has changed its symbols from food pyramid to modified food pyramid and then now to Choose my plate. But, many countries still have the pyramid and also plates for advice. Americans now are used to the new MyPlate design — which is simple and similar to Spain, Australia and Britain’s. But in China, Poland, and elsewhere, there is more creativity. While most of the guidelines propose a similar ratio of proteins, grains, fruits, vegetables, and dairy to the U.S.’s MyPlate, some contain regionally specific advice.  Look at next few slides.

For Food dietary guidelines of India please visit healthylife.werindia.com

References:

Grenada’s food guide: a nutmeg

Grenada's food guide: a nutmeg:

 

Choose Myplate USA

Choose Myplate USA

The eatwell plate of UK

The eatwell plate of UK

Food pagoda of China

Food pagoda of China

 

France’s Food Stairs

France's Food Stairs

Food Pyramid (Mediterranean Diet) — Greece

Food Pyramid (Mediterranean Diet) — Greece

Food House of Hungary

Food House of Hungary

 

Spinning top Food Guide

Spinning top Food Guide

Nutrition Circle  & 3D pyramid German Food guidelines

Nutrition Circle & 3D pyramid German Food guidelines

Fiji use both a rainbow and a pineapple and Finland’s Pyramid

Fiji use both a rainbow and a pineapple

 


Author: Sumana Rao | Posted on: January 8, 2016

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