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The image presents a line graph titled "Consumption of Spreads" from 1981 to 2007, detailing grams per year for margarine, low-fat & reduced spreads, and butter. Margarine: 1981 (90g), 1986 (100g), 1991 (100g), 1996 (70g), 2001 (50g), 2007 (40g). Low-fat & reduced spreads: 1981 (0g), 1986 (10g), 1991 (40g), 1996 (50g), 2001 (70g), 2007 (60g). Butter: 1981 (140g), 1986 (120g), 1991 (110g), 1996 (90g), 2001 (70g), 2007 (50g).
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The line graph illustrates the consumption of various kinds of spreads during the period of 26 years.
Overall the consumption margarine and butter shows downward trend while the low fat spreads demonstrates an upward trend.
In terms of margarine, fell slightly to 80 grams by 1986,but by middle of 1991 it rose to exactly 100 grams. Between 1991 and 1996 it was stable.By the end it gradually decreased to 40 grams.
Consumption of butter increased to 160 grams by middle of 1986, however by 2007 it sharply dropped to around 50 grams. Consumption of low fat and reduced spreads begins in 1996 when it was only about 10 grams. In the next five years it significantly grew to just over 80 grams.By the close of 2007 it slightly went down to nearly 70 grams
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