The provided bar chart depicts the percentage of people who ate portions of fruit and vegetables per day in three different categories: men, women, and children. The information is given for the years 2001 to 2008. In the UK.
Overall, it is clearly seen that the maximum ratio people was for women and men. In contrast, the minimum percentage of people was for children.
Looking at the bar chart in detail, in 2001, the proportion of people for children from 2001 was around 12% compared to almost 13% from 2002. However, for the former year, the ratio of people was 17% and 21% for men and women, respectively. Whereas, for the latter period, the ratio of people was 15% and almost 24% in the same categories, respectively. Similarly, it is noticeable that in 2003, the percentage of people are 26%, 17%, and 12% for women, men, and children, respectively.
Analyzing the bar chart further, in 2004, the proportion of people by women was at the top position, at 30%. Likewise, it was followed by men, with 20%. In contrast, it is noticeable that the next place was occupied by children, which contributed 17%. On the one hand, the ratio of people by women was 35%, around 30%, and 30% in 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008, respectively. On the other hand, the percentage of people by men was 19%, 24%, 25%, 23%, and 24% in the same period, respectively.