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The image shows UK percentages of men, women, children eating five portions of fruit/vegetables daily (2001-2008): 2001: Men 17%, Women 21%, Children 12%; 2002: Men 16%, Women 21%, Children 13%; 2003: Men 22%, Women 25%, Children 15%; 2004: Men 26%, Women 29%, Children 18%; 2005: Men 27%, Women 30%, Children 20%; 2006: Men 32%, Women 35%, Children 25%; 2007: Men 31%, Women 34%, Children 24%; 2008: Men 27%, Women 30%, Children 23%.
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The diagram illustrates a rate of change eaten vegetables and fruits by men, women and children between 2001 and 2008.
If we compare percentage of people which ate fruits and veggies 5 times a day, the percentage of women always higher than other groups, the range was from 21% to 34%. The second group is men between 17% and 26%., and, unfortunately, the last one consist of children, where the range was from 12% to 24%.
The number of people who ate fruits and vegetables grew steadily in 2006 year, where percentage of women evaluated 34%, of men – 27% and of children – 23 %. After 2006 the percentage dropped slightly.
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