the chart below shows the percentage of people who ate five portions of fruits and vegetable per day in uk from 2001 to 2008

The bar graph provides information about the consumption of fruit and vegetables in five portions per day between 2001 and 2008 in the UK. The data is divided into three groups (men, women, and children). In general, women consumed more fruits and vegetables than men and children. In general, it is obvious that the largest consumption was witnessed in 2006,

while

the lowest consumption was in 2001.

To begin

with, the first period showed the highest percentage of females consuming fruits and vegetables over 20% in 2001.

Additionally

, there was a substantial growth and peaked in 2006, with an increase of more than 30%.

Nevertheless

, the percentage dropped to 30% in the

last

year.

Furthermore

, kids had the smallest proportion in comparison to males in 2001, with less than 15% and 20%, respectively. Both rates remained constant in the following two years,

then

increased gradually over a quarter in 2007. In spite of that, both proportions experienced a slight decline in 2008, about 24% for kids and 26% for males, respectively.