Switzerland, which is known for its high quality chocolates worldwide, consumes 8.8 kg per capita.
German people eat around 8.4 kg of chocolate every year.
As per Whitakers Chocolates, Ireland consumes 8.3 kg per capita chocolate every year.
UK, which is generally believed to be one of the world's largest consumer of chocolates, eats 8.2 kg per capita. This means its population of approximately 67 million, eats around 536,000 tonnes of it.
Scandinavian country Norway also logs significant consumption at 8.0 kg per person.
Also recording pretty high consumption levels, Swedes eat around 7.9 kg chocolate every year.
Danes eat quite a lot of chocolate, 7.5 kg to be exact. This, as per The Local, could largely be due to the association of sweets with the Danish concept of 'hygge' which basically means having a nice and cosy time.
Known for its chocolate heritage, The Netherlands consumes 7.4 kg per person.