The bar graph provides information on the recommended proportion of fruit and vegetables daily eaten by the citizens of the United Kingdom for the year 2002, 2006 and 2010. It is also spilt based on men, women and children.
Overall, it appears that women are the major consumer of fruits and vegetables and the group of children displayed a striking change in their consumption while the figures of men did not undergo any crucial variation.
An analysis of the data illustrates that in 2002, the group that received the least amount of nutrition was that of children while both male and female consumed a healthy amount of nutrients of 22% and 25% respectively. As for 2006, the intake of healthy food of women was 32 per cent whereas that of men and children were 26 per cent and 18 per cent accordingly.
There is a positive growth of 7 per cent in the intake volume of children for the year 2006 as compared to the year 2002. Women remained the leading consumer of fruits and vegetables towards the end of the documented period.
The bar graph provides information on the recommended proportion of fruit and vegetables daily eaten by the citizens of the United Kingdom for the year 2002, 2006 and 2010. It is
also
spilt
based on
men
,
women
and children.
Overall
, it appears that
women
are the major consumer of fruits and vegetables and the group of
children
displayed a striking
change
in their consumption while the figures of
men
did not undergo any crucial variation.
An analysis of the data illustrates that in 2002, the group that received the least amount of nutrition was that of
children
while both male and female consumed a healthy amount of nutrients of 22% and 25%
respectively
. As for 2006, the intake of healthy food of
women
was 32 per cent whereas that of
men
and
children
were 26 per cent and 18 per cent
accordingly
.
There is a
positive
growth of 7 per cent in the intake volume of
children
for the year 2006 as compared to the year 2002.
Women
remained the leading consumer of fruits and vegetables towards the
end
of the documented period.