Chart illustrates the proportion of the UK population to eat fruit and vegetables five times per day from 2001 to 2008.

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of British people who

eat

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fruit and

vegetables

5 times daily between 2001 and 2008.

Overall

, it can be seen that the number of women

eaten

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fruit and

vegetables

was the highest in all mentioned

years

.

Additionally

, all three different groups experienced a rise until 2006, and

then

a small fall can be seen to the end of the period. In detail, in the first three

years

, the proportion of having fruit and

vegetables

for children and men remained steadily at 12% and 17% respectively,

while

in these

years

an

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in the usage of women can be observed between almost 20% and 27% on a daily basis.

Furthermore

, In 2004, the percentage of women and children was approximately one to two,

whereas

the men group consisted of 20 per cent of

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population. In the following 2

years

, the peak of over one-thirds was reached by females,

while

males and

youngesters

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youngsters

hit the peak in 2007 at around 27% and a quarter.

Moreover

,

at the end

of the period, the ratio of eating

vegetables

and fruits per day for all

the

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UK citizens declined slightly by almost 2 % for each.