The bar chart illustrates the proportion of people who ate fruit and vegetables daily in Great Britain between 2001 and 2008.
Overall, women consumed more fruits and vegetables, whereas, children ate the least amount. Moreover, the highest consumption was observed in 2006 in the given period.
The figure for women consuming fruits and vegetables began at just over 20% in 2001, afterward, the percentage rose gradually and peaked at over 30% in 2006, and in the final year, the rate reached just below 30%.
Regarding children, the percentage of having fruits and vegetables remained unchanged from the first three years, with approximately 12%. The figure then escalated gradually and reached 25% in 2007. Furthermore, it experienced a slight decrease at the end of the year. Likewise, men witnessed the same trend as children and stayed constant till 2003, with nearly 17% consumption of fruits and vegetables every day, and increased moderately to reach approximately 27% in 2006. Additionally, a slight decrease was seen during the final years.
