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Band 5+: The chart below shows the % of the population in the UK who consumed the recommended daily amound of fruit and vegetables in 2002,2006 and 2010.

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The image shows a bar chart depicting the percentage of the UK population (men, women, children) consuming the recommended daily amount of fruit and vegetables in 2002, 2006, and 2010; in 2002: men 22%, women 25%, children 11%; in 2006: men 26%, women 32%, children 18%; in 2010: men 24%, women 27%, children 14%.
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THE BART CHART ILLUSTRATES THE POPULATION PERCENTAGE AMONG PEOPLE IN THE UK WHO FOLLOWED THE DAILY FRUIT AND VEGETABLE INTAKE GUIDELINES DURING A PERIOD FROM 2002 TO 2010.

OVERALL, THE DIFFERNCES BETWEEN THE CATEGORIES OF CONSUMERS WERE MINIMAL, WITH EACH VATYING BY ONLY A FEW PERSENTAGE POINTS. ADDITIONALLY, WE CAN SEE THAT ADULTS DEVOURED THE LARGE VOLUME OF THE HEALTHY PRODUCTS, THAN YOUNGSTERS.

BETWEEN 2002 AND 2006 THE PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN CONSUMING THE RECOMMENDED AMOUNT OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES MODERATELY ROSE, WITH THE HIGHEST INCREASE FROM 25% TO 32% OF WOMEN AND THE LOWEST 5% OF CHILDREN, AND IT COMES FROM 11% TO 16%.

CONTRARY TO EXPECTATIONS AFTER 2006 THE PERCENTAGE OF ALL DAILY CONSUMERS INCLUDING THE MEN STARTED TO DROP GRADUALLY IN 2010. ALL PERIOD THE PERCENTAGE OF MEN WERE ABOVE 20 PERCENT AND AT THE SAME TIME BEING IN THE MIDDLE COMPARED TO OTHERS.

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