The bar chart below shows the percentage of people who ate five portions of fruit and vegetables per day in Uk from 2001 to 2008

The figure illustrates the proportion of

men

,women and

children

who consumed greens per day in the UK in the 8-year period between 2001 to 2008. It is interesting to notice that in the 8-year period of time, the people who were in the category of

men

and

children

were nowhere near the women,which was the highest

percentage

of consuming fruits and vegetables. Meanwhile, the proportion of

children

was the lowest in consuming greens. The

percentage

of women who ate fruits and vegetables started at the point of almost 20% in 2001.Despite growing steadily to reaching a peak of over 40% in 2006,the

percentage

then

went down slowly.Regarding the proportion of

men

and

children

, the figures started it point at 12% for

children

and 18% for

men

in 2001,after having a similar trend of steady growth,it climbed gradually to almost 30% for

men

and 27% for

children

in 2007,the

percentage

then

had the small dip in 2008.

To conclude

it can be seen that all the figures were increasing until 2007,despite that there was a small dip in every figure in 2008.