The bar chart gives information about proportion of individuals who ate five various portions of fruits and vegetables per day over an 8-year period, which start in 2001 in UK. Overall, it is evident that women accounted for the enormous share, while children, which consume the smallest portion and men shown a dramatic increase from 2001 to 2007. The data is provided in percentage.
Looking at details, men stood at around 17% and during 3 years it maintain at same level. In 2004, this figure witnessed a substantial growth to 20%, followed by a significant climb at around 27% in the next 2 year. The similar pattern continued in 2007; however, the proportion of consumers decreased by small fraction made up approximately 26%
As for the categories with dominant group, females starting with around 23%, after which food consumption rise noticeably by 3% in 2003. A steady growth was witnessed in 2005 to 30%. This figure then experienced a noticeable rise, reaching a peak of 32% in the following year. However, there was a sudden decline of 5% in the next 2 year.
Turning to the other details, children consumption was approximately 17% and remain stable from 2001 to 2003. In 2004, this index saw a dramatic increase to 20% and followed by with significant changes till 2006. The values in 2006, 2007 and 2008 were broadly similar at roughly 26%