The given line graph compares the daily consumption of three spreads: margarine, butter, low fat & reduced spreads per person from 1981 to 2007 in a country.
Overall, butter reached a peak at first, then saw a drop steadily, while margarine fluctuated, then went down. Low fat & reduced spreads appeared later, it rose rapidly and decreased slightly.
In 1981 butter daily consumptions started climbing from 140 grams, and reached a peak at 160 grams in 1986, while margarine decreased to 80 grams, then saw a significantly growth at 100 grams and was moderate in 1991.
Butter daily consumptions saw a constant fall at approximately 70 grams in 1996. In this year, margarine daily consumptions also went down to 80 grams. Both spreads margarine and butter daily consumptions starting from 2001 reduced to 40 grams, and over 50 grams to 2007. Low fat & reduced spreads daily consumptions introduced in 1996, and its consumptions rose rapidly to 80 grams in 2001. Then low fat & reduced spreads daily consumptions declined steadily.
