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The image displays percentage data of people in three demographics—men, women, and children—in the UK eating five portions of fruits and vegetables daily from 2001 to 2008. For men, the recorded percentages are: 2001 - 17%, 2002 - 18%, 2003 - 22%, 2004 - 24%, 2005 - 26%, 2006 - 27%, 2007 - 27%, 2008 - 25%. For women, the percentages are: 2001 - 22%, 2002 - 22%, 2003 - 25%, 2004 - 26%, 2005 - 28%, 2006 - 32%, 2007 - 30%, 2008 - 28%. For children, the percentages are: 2001 - 12%, 2002 - 12%, 2003 - 14%, 2004 - 16%, 2005 - 18%, 2006 - 18%, 2007 - 18%, 2008 - 16%.
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The bar chart illustrates the percentage of people in the United Kingdom who ate five portions of fruit and vegetables per day between 2001 and 2008.
Overall, women had the highest percentages, when children had the lowest. All groups showed rising , followed by a small fall at the end.
In 2001, about 21% of women ate five portions daily. This number rose each year and reached a peak of around 34%. After that, it dropped slightly to about 31% in the final.
For men, the bar started at about 17%. It increased to around 22% in the middle of the period and continued to grow to about 28%. After staying almost the same, it fell a little to about 27% at the end.
Children had the lowest percentages during the all period. Around 12% ate enough fruit and vegetables at the start. This number increased steadily to about 26%, before falling slightly to approximately 24% in the last year.
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