The given bar chart provides information about the proportion of residents in the United Kingdom consuming the number of fruits and vegetables which is suggested on a daily basis in the years of 2002, 2006 and 2010.
Overall, it is clear that the proportion of women consuming recommended daily fruit and vegetables reached the highest point, while it was the opposite with the figure for children. Moreover, it is noteworthy that the percentage of the population in 2006 dominated in the given years.
In 2002, females dominated with a substantial consumption of recommended daily fruits and vegetables, at 25%, which was higher than that of children, at 14%. Males followed closely behind, at 22%, making it the second highest in the consumption of recommended fruit and vegetables on a regular basis.
Over the next eight years, the figures for all groups increased to reach peaks in 2006, especially females constituted the highest number of recommended fruit and vegetables in daily life, reaching 32%. However, in 2010, a slight decrease was seen in the percentage of men, women, and children eating fruit and vegetables, dropping to 24%, 27% and 14%, respectively.
