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The graph below shows the consumption of fish and different kinds of meat in a European country between 1979 and 2004. v.4

The graph below shows the consumption of fish and different kinds of meat in a European country between 1979 and 2004. v. 4
The line graph compares the average consumption of various non-vegetarian delights namely chicken, beef, lamb and fish, over a 25 years period in a European country. A glance at the line graph reveals that the consumption of chicken over time increased noticeably while the fish was the least consumed item during the period. Now getting back to the details, in 1979 beef was the highly consumed meat with an average intake of 220 grammes per person per week. Thereafter the beef consumption varied for the next 10 years before a steady drop and it halved in 2004. The similar trend was seen in the intake of lamb which was consumed 150 grammes by a person per week and reduced to half of that in the year 2004. Fish consumption by people was the lowest throughout the 25 years period and dropped from an average weekly consumption of 60 grammes in 1979 to 40 grammes in 2004. In contrast, the consumption of chicken grew over the 25 years period and people ate 150 grams of chicken on a weekly basis in 1979 which increased up to 250 grammes in 2004.
The line graph compares the average
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consumption
of various non-vegetarian delights
namely
chicken, beef, lamb and fish, over a 25 years period in a European country. A glance at the line graph reveals that the
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consumption
of chicken over time increased
noticeably
while the fish was the least consumed item during the period.

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Now
getting back to the
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details
, in 1979 beef was the
highly
consumed meat with an average intake of 220
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grammes
per person per week.
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Thereafter
the beef
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consumption
varied for the
next
10 years
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before
a steady drop and it halved in 2004. The similar trend was
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seen
in the intake of lamb which
was consumed
150
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grammes
by a person per week and
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reduced
to half of that in the
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year
2004. Fish
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consumption
by
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people
was the lowest throughout the 25 years period and dropped from an average weekly
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consumption
of 60
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grammes
in 1979 to 40
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grammes
in 2004.
In contrast
, the
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of chicken grew over the 25 years period and
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people
ate 150 grams of chicken on a weekly basis in 1979 which increased up to 250
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grammes
in 2004.
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IELTS academic The graph below shows the consumption of fish and different kinds of meat in a European country between 1979 and 2004. v. 4

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