The line graph reveals changes in eating fish and meat from 1979 to 2004 in one European country.
Overall, beef grams consumption per person per week fluctuated swiftly, while fish’s grams remained unchanged. Chicken’s and lamb’s grams rose and fell with a peak, respectively.
It is clearly seen that Chicken’s grams started to grow dramatically from almost 150 with little fluctuations and in 1989 it was roughly 30% of the graph. In 1994 the intake of chicken climbed to 225 grams and at the end of the period, the total number of grams of chicken was 250. However, beef’s grams hit a figure of 240 grams in 1984 and declined with waves to 110.
Lamb’s consumption grams per person per 7 days significantly dived from 150 but hit a peak of 250 grams between 1984 and 1989. There was a gentle decrease, so by 2004, the total grams of labs were 50. Conversely, fish grams per person during the week went down slowly and stabilized by 40 grams until the end.
