@savageupdatesSwitzerland tops the list for Chocolate Consumption Per Person Annually with 8.8 kg, followed by Austria at 8.1 kg. Germany and Ireland tie for third place sharing 7.9 kg each. The UK sits next with 7.6 kg before Sweden drops to 6.6 kg. Estonia comes in at 6.5 kg, then Norway at 5.8 kg. Poland follows with 5.7 kg, Belgium at 5.6 kg, and Finland at 5.4 kg. Slovakia consumes 5.2 kg annually while the Netherlands is at 5.1 kg. New Zealand hits 5.0 kg exactly. Denmark, Australia, and Czechia are all tied at 4.9 kg. Russia records 4.8 kg, the USA is at 4.4 kg, and France finishes this section at 4.3 kg. A sharp drop occurs with Argentina at 1.6 kg. Brazil, Japan, and Venezuela all sit at 1.2 kg. South Africa has the lowest figure on this ranked list of 25 countries at 0.9 kg. Data sources include FAOSTAT, Statista, and RationalStat.

@savageupdatesSwitzerland tops the list for Chocolate Consumption Per Person Annually with 8.8 kg, followed by Austria at 8.1 kg. Germany and Ireland tie for third place sharing 7.9 kg each. The UK sits next with 7.6 kg before Sweden drops to 6.6 kg. Estonia comes in at 6.5 kg, then Norway at 5.8 kg. Poland follows with 5.7 kg, Belgium at 5.6 kg, and Finland at 5.4 kg. Slovakia consumes 5.2 kg annually while the Netherlands is at 5.1 kg. New Zealand hits 5.0 kg exactly. Denmark, Australia, and Czechia are all tied at 4.9 kg. Russia records 4.8 kg, the USA is at 4.4 kg, and France finishes this section at 4.3 kg. A sharp drop occurs with Argentina at 1.6 kg. Brazil, Japan, and Venezuela all sit at 1.2 kg. South Africa has the lowest figure on this ranked list of 25 countries at 0.9 kg. Data sources include FAOSTAT, Statista, and RationalStat.