The bar chart illustrates how many percentage of citizens in the UK consumed the recommended daily amount of fruit and vegetables in 2002, 2006 and 2010.
Overall, the proportion of all categories eating fruit and vegetables had increased over the period time shown. In addition, the woman made up the majority of proportion, the opposited was true for the children.
In 2002, exactly a quarter of females in the UK consumed fruit and vegetables while a-slight- lower figure was reported for the men, at 22%. The least rate was seen for children, its number was about haft that of the men. Over the next four years, both of the groups had an upward tendency and reached a peak. To be specific, the figure for women increased significantly to 32% which was double that of children, at 16%. Similarly, there was a significant growth by 6% in the percentage of men.
In 2010, about 27% of women eating fruit and vegetable was considered as the highest figure. That was followed by the men, at 24%. The smallest category belonged to children with 14%, outnumbered nearly twice times by the woman group.
The bar chart illustrates how
many percentage
of citizens in the UK consumed the recommended daily amount of
fruit
and
vegetables
in 2002, 2006 and 2010.
Overall
, the proportion of all categories eating
fruit
and
vegetables
had increased over the period time shown.
In addition
, the woman made up the majority of proportion, the
opposited
was true for the children.
In 2002, exactly a quarter of females in the UK consumed
fruit
and
vegetables
while a-slight- lower figure
was reported
for the
men
, at 22%. The least rate was
seen
for children, its number was about haft that of the
men
. Over the
next
four years, both of the groups had an upward tendency and reached a peak. To be specific, the figure for women increased
significantly
to 32% which was double that of children, at 16%.
Similarly
, there was a significant growth by 6% in the percentage of
men
.
In 2010, about 27% of women eating
fruit
and
vegetable
was considered
as the highest figure. That
was followed
by the
men
, at 24%. The smallest category belonged to children with 14%, outnumbered
nearly
twice times by the woman group.