Hungry Planet: What the World Eats - in pictures
Californian photographer Peter Menzel visited 24 countries for the book Hungry Planet. From the Aboubakar family, from Darfur, Sudan, who spend 79p feeding six people, to a German family who spend around £320, his work shows how much the world’s weekly groceries cost
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The Bainton family from Wiltshire in the UK, who spend around £160 on their weekly food
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft Media
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The Aboubakar family from Darfur, Sudan, in the Breidjing refugee camp in Chad. Their weekly food, which feeds six people, costs 79p
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft Media
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The Matsuda family from Yomitan, Japan, who spend £143 a week on groceries
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft media
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The Aymo family of Tingo, Ecuador, with a week's food that costs £19
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft Media
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The Batsuuri family in Ulan Bator, Mongolia, with a week's food that costs £29
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft Media
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The Dudo family in Sarajevo, Bosnia. Their weekly shopping costs £107
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft Media
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The Madsen family from Kap Hope village in Greenland with their weekly groceries that cost £178
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft Media
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The Namgay family from Shingkhey, Bhutan, with a week's worth of food that costs them around £3.20
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft Media
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The Patkar family from Madhya Pradesh in India with a week's worth of food, costing £25
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft Media
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The Revis family from Raleigh in North Carolina. Their weekly shopping costs £219
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft Media
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The Natomo family from Kouakourou, Mali, who spend £16 a week on food
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft media
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The Melander family from Bargteheide, Germany, who spend around £320 on a week's worth of food
Photograph: Peter Menzel /Barcroft media
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