The line graph depicts the amount of fish, lamb, beef and chicken that people in a European country consumed between the period of 1979 and 2004.
Overall, the distribution of fish showed a downward trend throughout the time period. However, the figures of beef and lamb decreased dramatically while the consumption of chicken increased.
The amount of fish a person consumed in a week started at more than 50 grams in 1979. The proportion continued to fluctuate slightly for 20 years before hitting a low point at less than 50 grams in 1999. By the end of the period, a person consumed fish rose to 50 grams.
In 1979, while each person consumed 150 grams of lamb meat, they consumed more than 200 grams of beef per week. Between the year 1979 and 1984, the amount of beef an individual consumed hit the lowest point at approximately 180 grams per week. Beef and lamb meats' proportion decreased dramatically to over 100 grams and about 70 grams in 2004. Meanwhile, each individual consumed chicken less than 150 grams in 1979. The figure fluctuated wildly between 150 and 250 grams for 20 years before it fell slightly to under 250 grams in 2004.
The line graph depicts the amount of fish,
lamb
,
beef
and chicken that
people
in a European country
consumed
between the period of 1979 and 2004.
Overall
, the distribution of fish
showed
a downward trend throughout the time period.
However
, the figures of
beef
and
lamb
decreased
dramatically
while the consumption of chicken increased.
The amount of fish a person
consumed
in a week
started
at more than 50
grams
in 1979. The proportion continued to fluctuate
slightly
for 20 years
before
hitting a low point at less than 50
grams
in 1999. By the
end
of the period, a person
consumed
fish rose to 50 grams.
In 1979, while each person
consumed
150
grams
of
lamb
meat, they
consumed
more than 200
grams
of
beef
per week. Between the year 1979 and 1984, the amount of
beef
an individual
consumed
hit the lowest point at approximately 180
grams
per week.
Beef
and
lamb
meats' proportion decreased
dramatically
to over 100
grams
and about 70
grams
in 2004. Meanwhile, each individual
consumed
chicken less than 150
grams
in 1979. The figure fluctuated
wildly
between 150 and 250
grams
for 20 years
before
it fell
slightly
to under 250
grams
in 2004.