The bar chart illustrates the average percentage of daily calories consumption accross various age groups among men and women in 2015.
Overall, it is evident that junk food consumption has been consistently decreased as people get older, while men eat slightly more than women.
In the younger age, people tend to consume junk food approximately 16%-17%, remarkably as the highest throughout the ages. Then, the value has dramatically dropped in the 35-49 age bracket, almost halving it with nearly 10% and 9% of men and women calories consumption, respectively.
Subsequently, as the age demographic shifts to 50-64, it remained consistent at roughly 9% regardless of the gender. Finally, when people reached age 65 and above, they start to cut off calories ingestion with around 4% for men and 3% for women.