Overall, it can be concluded that the highest percentage of people consuming fruits and vegetables were women, and children accounted for at a very low proportion. Moreover, it can be seen that there was a significant rise in the volume of people eating these food items throughout the given years.
The percentage of women eating fruits and vegetables initially was over just 20% in 2001. Then we see a surge in the figure from 20% to 35% in 2004, but not before facing a decline of 5% in 2008.
To further summarize about the men and children of Britain, it is observed that the rate of the consumption was stagnant and equal during the first three years (12% and 15%) till 2003 wherein the figures saw a steady rise in men reaching to 27% in 2006 and 2007 (28%) but not before dropping to 24% in 2008 indicating a decline in the previous figures. A similar rise was seen for children 27% in 2006 which further dipped to 24% in the final year.
Overall
, it can
be concluded
that the highest percentage of
people
consuming fruits and vegetables were women, and children accounted for at a
very
low proportion.
Moreover
, it can be
seen
that there was a significant rise in the volume of
people
eating these food items throughout the
given
years.
The percentage of women eating fruits and vegetables
initially
was over
just
20% in 2001. Then we
see
a surge in the figure from 20% to 35% in 2004,
but
not
before
facing a decline of 5% in 2008.
To
further
summarize about the
men
and children of Britain, it
is observed
that the rate of the consumption was stagnant and equal during the
first
three years (12% and 15%) till 2003 wherein the figures
saw
a steady rise in
men
reaching to 27% in 2006 and 2007 (28%)
but
not
before
dropping to 24% in 2008 indicating a decline in the previous figures. A similar rise was
seen
for children 27% in 2006 which
further
dipped to 24% in the final year.