The line graph gives information about the weekly individual consumption of chicken, lamb, beef and fish in an unspecified European country from 1979 to 2004. The measurement of units is in Grams.
At the first glance, it seems obvious that the weekly consumption of chicken increased, while that of lamb and beef reduced. The rate at which fish was eaten remained more or less constant.
The consumption of chicken for an individual increased from slightly less than 150 units a week in 1979 to approximately 250 units in 2004. For fish, though, the feeding trend remained flat all throughout (1979 to 2004) at around 50 units.
The demand for the other two meat products reduced during this time. First, the feasting of lamb by an individual fell from exactly 150 units in 1979 to close to 75 units in 2004.
However, a peculiar pattern was observed in beef's consumption. Its weekly intake fluctuated between 150 units and 250 units for the first 10 years 1979 to 1989). Subsequently, it reduced consistently to halt at a mark of close to 110 units in 2004.
The line graph gives information about the weekly individual
consumption
of chicken, lamb, beef and fish in an unspecified European country from 1979 to 2004. The measurement of
units
is in Grams.
At the
first
glance, it seems obvious that the weekly
consumption
of chicken increased, while that of lamb and beef
reduced
. The rate at which fish
was eaten
remained more or less constant.
The
consumption
of chicken for an individual increased from
slightly
less than 150
units
a week in 1979 to approximately 250
units
in 2004. For fish, though, the feeding trend remained flat all throughout (1979 to 2004) at around 50 units.
The demand for the other two meat products
reduced
during this time.
First
, the feasting of lamb by an individual fell from exactly 150
units
in 1979 to close to 75
units
in 2004.
However
, a peculiar pattern
was observed
in beef's
consumption
. Its weekly intake fluctuated between 150
units
and 250
units
for the
first
10 years 1979 to 1989
)
.
Subsequently
, it
reduced
consistently
to halt at a mark of close to 110
units
in 2004.