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The image displays a bar chart indicating the percentage of people consuming five portions of fruit and vegetables daily in the UK from 2001 to 2008, categorized by men, women, and children. In 2001, men: 18%, women: 22%, children: 12%. In 2002, men: 20%, women: 24%, children: 15%. In 2003, men: 22%, women: 26%, children: 16%. In 2004, men: 23%, women: 28%, children: 18%. In 2005, men: 25%, women: 30%, children: 20%. In 2006, men: 26%, women: 32%, children: 22%. In 2007, men: 27%, women: 30%, children: 24%. In 2008, men: 26%, women: 32%, children: 25%.
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The chart demonstrate the percentage of people in UK, who consume the portion of fruits and vegetables per day between 2001 and 2008.
Overall, the whole trend of year shows that women were eaten more fruits and vegetables as compare to children and especially men. While 2006 was the peak year for the consumtion of goods upto 30%.
Futhermore, in 2001 their was a lowest percentage of ingestion of fruits in UK. And every year trend rose, as the people got the information about the importance of fruits and veges. And also they were so benefical for the humans, because they boost energy with low calories.
After 2006 the consumtion of fruits and vegetables got decreases. In 2008, the percentage contract around 5%. But overall the higest percentage for men, eaten the raw crops was in year 2007. And for childern the best consumtion years for fruits and vegetables were 2006 and 2007.
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