The graph below shows the consumption of fish and some different kinds of meat in a European country between 1979 and 2004. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph illustrates the amounts of

fish

, lamb,

beef

and

chicken

in a European country from 1979 to 2004.

Chicken

has overtaken

beef

as the most popular

meat

in

this

European country, with about 250

grams

per person per week in 2004.

Fish

experienced a

slightly

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slight

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decrease, remaining the lowest consumption over 25 years. It’s clear that In 1979,

beef

has

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had

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the highest consumption about 220

grams

.

Beside

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Besides

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the

amounts

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amount

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of

fish

is less than a quarter of

beef

(over 50

grams

). Lamb and

chicken

were eaten

quite

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similar quantities around 150

grams

.

However

, during the 25-year period, the

beef

and lamb

witness

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witnessed

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the same trend, dramatically dropping about 100

grams

to 100

grams

per person per week and 50

grams

respectively. Meanwhile

Chicken

was the only

one

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apply

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meat

saw

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that saw

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an

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opposite trend, has rapidly

risen

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rose

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by 100

grams

,

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and overtook

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overtook

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overtaking

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beef

in 1989 as the salable

meat

.Even though

fish

was the less popular

meat

but

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apply

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the consumption levels were most stable.