The given bar chart illustrates the percentage of individuals who consumed five different types of fruits and vegetables in the UK every day between 2001 to 2008. The intake of fruits and vegetables saw the peak in the women's and men's categories in 2006, while it soared in the children's category in 2007.
From 2001 to 2006, we can observe that the percentage of women who ate these five distinct types of fruits and vegetables increased from approximately 23% to 35%. By 2008, however, it had dropped to nearly 30%. For the first three years, the percentages of men and children stayed stagnant at around 13% and 18%, respectively. From 2004 to 2007, there was a steady increase in the number of men and children who ate fruits and vegetables. However, there was a minor drop in 2008. It was just about a 2% drop in the case of men and approximately 4% in children's cases.
Overall itis evident from the chart that women throughout the period had the upper hand over men and children in consumption.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the percentage of individuals who consumed five
different
types of
fruits
and
vegetables
in the UK every day
between 2001 to 2008
. The intake of
fruits
and
vegetables
saw
the peak in the women's and
men
's categories in 2006, while it soared in the children's category in 2007.
From 2001 to 2006, we can observe that the percentage of women who ate these five distinct types of
fruits
and
vegetables
increased from approximately 23% to 35%. By 2008,
however
, it had dropped to
nearly
30%. For the
first
three years, the percentages of
men
and children stayed stagnant at around 13% and 18%,
respectively
. From 2004 to 2007, there was a steady increase in the number of
men
and children who ate
fruits
and
vegetables
.
However
, there was a minor drop in 2008. It was
just
about a 2% drop in the case of
men
and approximately 4% in children's cases.
Overall
itis
evident from the chart that women throughout the period had the upper hand over
men
and children in consumption.