The provided charts depict how people in USA spend on food across three years (2000, 2010, 2020), distinguished into five kinds of nutrition.
Overall, the datas showed the same trends where snacks and sodas be the most popular in all years, while milk products were the least.
The unhealthy foods outnumbered all categories over the three decades. There were approximately 31% in the first year and slightly increased in both following years (35% and 36%). Moreover, Fruits and vegetables had similar pattern with snacks and soft drinks, starting at 17% and rose to 19% and 20% in the next period.
In contrast, the carbohydrate cuisines were experiencing a gradual decrease over a 30-year period (around 15%, 14%, and 13%). Meat and seafood showed a downward trend in two decades although they had same percentages in 2010 and 2020, roughly 26% to 22%. Furthermore, the dairy products had the same trend with animal-based cuisines (11% declined to 10%. This confirms a clear fluctuation for all kinds of dish throughout the period.
