The bar chart below illustrates the percentage of state consumption of fruits and vegetables eaten by women, men, and children in the United Kingdom between 2001 and 2008. From an overall perspective, the vast majority of fruits and vegetables are eaten by women, then followed by men and children.
In the early stage, it shows women dominating the fruits and vegetables consumption with 25% in 2001 and reaching the peak of 35% in 2006 before it fell to 30% in the last year. Men, on the contrary, consumed 17% in the first 3 years, then it gradually increased to 27% until 2007 and slightly declined to 26% at the end.
For the young age, it shows the children’s consumption of fruits and vegetables in the UK at 13% between 2001 and 2003. Then it gradually increased to 27% in 2007 before it fell down to 22% in the last year.