The bar chart displays the proportion of people who consumed five portions of fruits and vegetables daily in the UK between 2001 and 2008 across three categories; kids, men and women.
Overall, both of the children and men proportion showed similar movement throughout specific period, which is increasing through 2001 until 2007 period before it dropped in the remaining years. Similarly, the women proportion also have been increasing from the 2001 to 2006 period, what makes different from others category is the movement during the 2007 and 2008.
The children figure started around 10%, while the man percentage is lower than 20% but still above 15%. Later, both sectors will be displaying an upward trend until 2006, but the children number continued to increase in 2007, meanwhile man remained the same. Both closed below their peak point, the kids number at roughly 23% and men at slightly above 25%.
The woman showed the same movement: it have been rising until its peak in 2006, which it reached at approximately 35%, the highest among the others. Subsequently, it fell to 30% after two years of downward trend.