The bar graph illustrates the proportion of UK citizens utilising the standard amount of fruit and vegetables in three categories (men,women and children) including three years 2002,2006 and 2010.
Overall, the recommended amount of fruit and vegetables witnessed upward trends in three categories and the figure for women was recorded as the highest point throughout the given period.
In detail,the number of women consuming fresh fruit accounted for 25% in 2002,followed by 22% that of the men. Starting at 11%,the figure for children was just half as much as the men.
In 2006, at 32%,the data for women increased gradually,compared to 28% for men.The number of children just increased steadily to 16% before declining to 14% in 2010. Additionally, in the last examined year , there were downward trends in all of the categories.The figures for women and men went down from 32% and 28% to 27% and 24%, respectively.
