The provided bar chart shows how many fruits and vegetables were consumed daily by men, women and children in 2000, 2005, and 2010. The quantity is explained in grams.
Overall, the outstanding point is that there was an upward trend about the average daily consumption of fruit and vegetable among citizens. Women reported the bigest rate of consumption in three years compared to men, and children.
To begin with, after men had consumed 150 grams of fruit and vegetable per day by 2000, they experienced a rise 20 gram very day in 2005. The consumption of fruit and vegetables among men peacked at 190 gram in the next five years.
However, there was a negligible increase about 20 gram in the average daily consumption of fruit and vegetable among women and children between 2000 and 2005. They accounted for 180 and 100 grams of daily consumption in initial year, but both of them comprise 200 and 120 gram in the second researched year, followed 220 and 140 grams of increment in the last year.
