Food groups are divided by horizontal lines in the graphic and thus suggesting the percentage of food for a daily diet.

There are several sorts of pyramid, according to the national specificities but generally, here are the main food groups presented:

• Cereals and grains
• Vegetables and fruit
• Dairy products
• Meat, fish, poultry, eggs
• Fats (unsaturated)
• Sweets and saturated fats

The FOOD partner AESAN goes further in a guide which proposes a pyramid and several tables of food equivalences per geographic regions. It enables to adapt balanced diet, including when eating foreign food.

• Spanish food pyramid (equivalences) on FOOD Website

“A healthy diet for all!”

It is aimed at employees and general public, who can evaluate their well-being quotient at the end of the animation.

Then, a clickable logo transfers the viewer to a FOOD page. The video is easy to export to any website and you can now find it the brand new FOOD Belgian website.

The animation exists in both French and Dutch and can be translated in any European language. Former “animated explanations” have shown a great success and we expect this one to meet the same enthusiasm.

• Watch the movie