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The image contains a bar graph with the x-axis displaying years from 2001 to 2008 and the y-axis representing percentage of people from 0 to 30; three categories are displayed: Men, Women, and Children; the data points for Men: 2001-25%, 2002-20%, 2003-16%, 2004-28%, 2005-24%, 2006-26%, 2007-23%, 2008-27%; Women: 2001-22%, 2002-25%, 2003-20%, 2004-30%, 2005-28%, 2006-25%, 2007-28%, 2008-25%; Children: 2001-15%, 2002-18%, 2003-13%, 2004-17%, 2005-20%, 2006-17%, 2007-22%, 2008-20%.
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The percentage of United Kingdom’s daily fruit and vegetables consumption for five portion of 8 years starting from 2001 of men, women, and children, are illustrated by the given bar chart.
The british women took most fruit and vegetables where men are second and children are third in every year. All three catagory had eaten most in the year 2006 and ate lest in the first year.
The annual consumption for the year 2006 was above 30% for women while for men and children it was 30% and 25′ respectively. The difference amongst them was highest in this year. However, the eating rate declined the following years for all catagories but not in the same rate.
For the year 2008, the fruit and vegetables absorbing ratio for the children came down to 25% and had similar impact for men and women.
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