The World Health Organization recommends that people should eat five or more portions of fruit and vegetables per day. The bar chart below shows the percentage of males and females in the UK by age who did this in 2006. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant.

Consuming more than 4 slice of fruits and vegetables is recommended by Global health organization. The bar chart compares the proportion of genders by age bracket ( UK in 2006). Overall, the figures for 55-64 age bracket dominated in term of consumption of fruits and vegetables. It is also noticeable that the youngest age group […]

#writing The bar chart displays the proportion of men and women from Britain eating five or more portions of healthy foods such as fruit and vegetables during the day, by age in 2006 Overall, consuming certain number of portions of vegetables and fruit was popular among 55-64 aged people, thus, both genders of people exhibited […]

The diagram above depicts plant-based food consumption ratio of people in UK who eat more than equal to 5 portions in a day by gender and age group in 2006. Overall, men and women at age 45-55 ate 5 portions or more fruits and vegetables most, while young adults between 19-24 years old consumed the […]

The bar chart compares the proportion of men and women eating five or more portions of fruit and vegetables daily across seven distinct age brackets in the UK in 2006. Overall, women consistently have a more balanced diet with more fruit and vegetables than men across nearly all age groups, with an exception of the […]

“The bar chart gives information about the proportion of men and women in seven age brackets (from 19 to 75+) in the UK who ate the WHO recommended amount of fruit and vegetables – upwards of five portions daily – in 2006. Overall, the percentage of women following the recommendation exceeded that of men across […]