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The image displays a bar chart detailing the percentage of people in the UK consuming five portions of fruits and vegetables daily from 2001 to 2008, segmented by gender and age group. In 2001, men: 17%, women: 22%, children: 12%. In 2002, men: 17%, women: 25%, children: 12%. In 2003, men: 20%, women: 26%, children: 15%. In 2004, men: 23%, women: 27%, children: 16%. In 2005, men: 25%, women: 29%, children: 18%. In 2006, men: 26%, women: 32%, children: 17%. In 2007, men: 27%, women: 31%, children: 20%. In 2008, men: 24%, women: 30%, children: 24%.
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The bar chart depicts the percentage of people who consumed five servings of fruit and vegetables per day in United Kingdom from a period of 2001 to 2008.
Overall, the highest results are dominated by women, with men and children taking the next highest percentages.
Starting from 2001, the values for women gradually increased, until reaching its highest peak in 2006 of about more than 30%, before lowering in the following years. Likewise, the percentages of men and children increase consistently (except for the last year), maintaining a similar pattern, albeit slightly apart. The lowest rates for men, women and children are a bit higher than 10%, 15% and 20%, respectively, while their highest rates are just over 25%, 30% and 25%.
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