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The image displays a table with data on food consumption in grams across three years: 1992, 2002, and 2012. For vegetables, the consumption was 2140g in 1992, 2190g in 2002, and 2220g in 2012. Meat consumption went from 1148g in 1992 to 1211g in 2002, then decreased to 1132g in 2012. Wheat consumption presented an upward trend, starting at 837g in 1992, increasing to 920g in 2002, and reaching 977g in 2012. Bean consumption was 532g in 1992, which slightly rose to 546g in 2002 and 590g in 2012. Cheese consumption remained stable at 113g in 1992 and 125g in both 2002 and 2012.
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The table below illustrates the amount of food consumed per person weekly in European countries for three separate years 1992, 2002 and 2012.
Overall, their eating patterns did not change significantly. The most consumed food is always vegetables and the least consumed food is cheese.
As can be seen in the table, vegetable consumption was the highest in all three years. In 1992 vegetable consumption reached 2140 and gradually increased to 2220 in 2012. Furthermore, meat was the second highest in three years with a minimum amount of 1132 in 2012 and a negligible increase in 2012 of 1132. However , the amount of meat consumption is 2 times lower than that of vegetables.
On the one hand, bread, beans and cheese are three types with low consumption. But 113 grams of cheese in 1992 was the lowest consumption and remained the same at 125 grams in 2012.
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