The chart below shows the percentage of the population in the UK who consumed the recommended daily amount of fruit and vegetables in 2002, 2006 and 2010.

The chart signifies the proportion of UK citizens (

men

,

women

and

children

) eating the advised quantity of fruits and vegetables in three different years. The information is given in percentages. At a glance, the consumers who were

women

had led the top in all three periods

while

children

had the least amount of consumption in each

year

. In 2002,

women

in the UK got the highest proportion of healthy foods and vegetables at about 25%

while

men

and

children

did not reach that gorgeous number 22% for

men

's consumption and 11% for

children

,

in addition

in the next

year

2006, There was a minor significance In all groups of the population.

Children

's contrary to the

men

and

women

percentage was the lowest figure approximately 16%

whereas

guys and females witnessed significant differences in

this

age, 32% for

women

and 5 per cent less for

women

. In the

last

given

year

which was 2006, all of those groups had to see a little decrease compared to the previous

year

. 27% which was the highest one recorded in that

year

belonging to the

women

and

men

chose to eat fruits and vegetables per day was 3% less than

women

whilst

children

showed almost 10% low difference to rest of them.