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The annual consumption of rice in Thailand is more than those of rice in Japan.
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The following are all fine however I think the middle one is best as the first one is long and repetitious and the last one could be slightly ambiguous:
The annual consumption of rice in Thailand is more than the annual consumption of rice in Japan.
The annual consumption of rice in Thailand is more than that of Japan.
The annual consumption of rice in Thailand is more than Japan.
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Just to be clear, you are not talking about *per capita* consumption, but consumption in the aggregate?
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Better to say "...is more than that of Japan."
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