The chart illustrates the percentage of individuals in the United Kingdom who consumed 5 consumed of fruit and vegetables per day between 2001 to 2008.
Overall, from an overall respective, it is apparent that the consumption of women’s is occupied the top position.However, later we can see that the percentage dropped, but it still remained in the first place. Meanwhile, children’s consumption showed a slight but steady growth while remaining in the last position. While, at the same time men’s ate it increased steadily day by day and remained in the second position.
In 2001 women’s was stood at the highest point about 22 %.Then the percent is rise and in 2006 they are experienced a peak in their growth with around 35%.While, after occupied the top position, they are started to fall from around 35% to about 31% in 2007, and in the end of period increase from approximately 31% to 30%,but kept the top position.
In 2001 men’s ranked second with about 17 percent. Then it stayed at 17% for three years, then rose to about 21% in 2004. It reached its own peak in 2006 at about 28%, which was the highest point for this category during the whole period. In 2007 it experienced a slight decrease, and by the end of the period, the figure stood at around 26%, taking the second position.
In 2001 children’s stood at the the bottom with around 12%.Then in 2004 it increased to approximately 17%, then continued to grow steadily. In 2007, the figure rose to 25%, which was its peak. After that, by the end of the period, it slightly decreased to about around 23% in 2008, ranking last position.