The table below illustrates weekly consumption by age group of dairy products in a European country
The table below illustrates weekly consumption by age group of dairy products in a European country Y2W6r
The given chart demonstrate how much milk and butter is used by citizens of a country in Europe divided into 4 various groups, in which less than 25 year olds consume the least amount of dairy products, and they mainly prefer full fat.
To begin with, by age growing, milk intakes increase, 1200 ml in younger than 25 years old, 1650 ml in 26-45 years, 1670 ml in 45-65 years and 1900 ml in more than 65 years old, which is the most milk drink. Although 59% of the 25 years and younger prefer full fat milk, this percentage reduces in other age brackets, to be precise 20%, 45% and 30% respectively.
Turning to butter use, the minimum weight of eaten butter is 12 grams in first group, and its maximum is 60g used by the middle aged. 62% of 19g butter consumption by people aged 26-45 years is low fat. In addition, the proportion of full fat and low fat eaten butter by the elderlies, 30g, has a merit difference of 2%.
Looking from an overall prospective, the eldest group drink the most milk, while the third age group is the first in eating butter.
The
given
chart demonstrate how much
milk
and
butter
is
used
by citizens of a country in Europe divided into 4 various
groups
, in which less than 25
year
olds consume the least amount of dairy products, and they
mainly
prefer full
fat
.
To
begin
with, by age growing,
milk
intakes increase, 1200 ml in younger than 25 years
old
, 1650 ml in 26-45 years, 1670 ml in 45-65 years and 1900 ml in more than 65 years
old
, which is the most
milk
drink. Although 59% of the 25 years and younger prefer full
fat
milk
, this percentage
reduces
in other age brackets, to be precise 20%, 45% and 30%
respectively
.
Turning to
butter
use
, the minimum weight of eaten
butter
is 12 grams in
first
group
, and its maximum is 60g
used
by the
middle aged
. 62% of 19g
butter
consumption by
people
aged 26-45 years is low
fat
.
In addition
, the proportion of full
fat
and low
fat
eaten
butter
by the
elderlies
, 30g, has a merit difference of 2%.
Looking from an
overall
prospective, the eldest
group
drink the most
milk
, while the third age
group
is the
first
in eating
butter
.