The graph below shows the consumption of fish and some different kinds of meat in a European country between 1979 and 2004.
The line graph gives information about the usage of various meat and
also
fish from 1979 and 2004 in a European state.
Overall
, it is evident from the graph that the consumption of beef and lamb decreased dramatically. While
, people started eating chicken more frequently and as for fish, the grams
were the same over the given period.
Looking at the first line graph in detail, it is noticed that people ate 50 grams
of fish in 1979 and this
amount had a slight decline and after that remained steady throughout a given period. The time interval between 1976 and 2004 showed that the figures became the reverse trend for chicken and lamb. The percentage of chicken's gram was rocked from 150 grams
to 250 grams
, in contrast
, the quantity of Lamb usage witnessed a sharp drop down and initially
, it was 150 grams
and at the end
, it was around about 52 grams
.
As for beef, at first glance, it is observed that its data of usage fluctuated and then
, fell from 1984 to onwards. At first,
this
portion was more than 200 grams
then
it dropped down to approximately 170 grams
and later climbed up to below 250 grams
and finally
, it plummeted from around about 150 grams
to close to 100 grams
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