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The image shows a line graph titled "Consumption of Spreads" from 1981 to 2007, detailing usage in grams for Margarine, Low fat & reduced spreads, and Butter. Margarine begins at 90g in 1981, fluctuates slightly around 80g to 100g until 1991, decreases steadily to about 40g by 2007. Butter starts at 140g in 1981, drops to around 70g in 1986, maintains approximately 50g in 1991, then falls gradually to 50g in 2007. Low fat & reduced spreads appear in 1996 at 10g, peaks at around 80g shortly after, and decreases to 70g by 2007.
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The line graph displays the usage of three spreads between the years of 1981 and 2007.
Overall, the amount of spread usage especially Margarine and Butter both saw fluctiations during the specified period of time. However, Low fat & reduced spreads were unuseful till 1996, after it decreased sharply.
The number of Butter gramms that was used fluctuated between roughly 160 and 100 during 1986 and 1991. However, the Margarine section increased in 1986 to the weight of 80, similarly in 1991 both Butter section and Margarine were at the same level of gramms.
In 1996 Low fat & reduced spreads rose drammatically to the same level as Margarine. After a step drop down to approximately 65 gramms in 2007, the butter was the same as Margarine in 2007. Afterwards, all figures subsequently declined and reached the same level.
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