The table below illustrates the weekly consumption of milk and butter and the percentage of alternatives of high and low-fat products among variety of age groups in specific country in Europe.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that people who are above the age of 65 are more likely to consume milk rather than others. Also, it is obvious that age group below 25 eat butter more than other group ages.
With regard to the highest expenditures, consuming milk is rapidly increasing respectively with the age. Although, the percentage of consuming the high fat milk is decreasing every age group. In contrast, the percentage of low fat is steadily rising.
Whereas, the amount of butter that is being eaten is declining every single age community. It is clear that percentage of consuming high fat butter followed similar pattern, while the percentage of low fat butter is increasing throughout the ages.
