The chart below illustrates the children, men, women rate who ate five portions of fruit and vegatables daily in the UK between 2001 and 2008.

The bar graph details the trend of daily consumption of fruit and vegetables eaten in five pieces in the UK over an 8-year period from 2001 and 2008. There were three categories of consumers which included the kids, males and females.

Overall

, as can be seen, the figures for the three groups have a similar pattern which grew steadily for the whole year,

while

started to fall in 2006 and continued for the subsequent years. Females were the highest group who consumed

this

origin of nutrients among the others.

Initially

, the consumption of nutrients origin by kids was the lowest among the three categories of age with just above 10 in 2001 and touched a peak at approximately 26 in 2007.

However

, in the remaining year, the number declined to just below 25 in 2008. For the males, they revealed a moderate amount of consumed authority of nutrients in 2005 which was about 20.

This

number soared by quite a lot as in 2007, around over half of boys were keen on fruit and vegetables.

Finally

, at the beginning of the year, early 25 females consumed

this

food. It showed that the number still grew to 35 in 2006

as well as

attained the peak among the other ages.

On the other hand

, the measure dropped gradually in the

last

period (close to 32 and 30, respectively).