The bar chart gives information about the proportion of an individuals in Great Britain that consumes 5 kinds of fruits and vegetables in a day for a total period of seven years. Overall, it can be observed that women consume the largest amount of food as compared to children and men.
In the years 2001 to 2003, no increase can be seen except women with a gradual rise from 21 to almost 24 while other masses remain approximately at similar point where they begin – such as men (16) and children (12). In addition to this, women speed up even more from the past years leading to highest of all the graph (nearly 35) by 2006. However, other two sections still receive lesser number compare to women despite, their dramatic growth from 12 to just below 25 (children) and 16 to about 28 (men)
Regardless of upward trend for almost 5 years by women, interfere slight collapse from 2006 to 2008 and drops to 30. As for as men, they level off from 2006 to 2007 but slowly decrease not far from 25. Children improvement is still there and touches above the boundary of 25 in 2007 but again go down to 25 by the end of the given timeline.