The bar chart shows the percentage of people who ate five portions of fruits and vegetables per day in the UK from 2001 to 2008.

The given chart illustrates how many of the UK's citizens whose daily intake included 5

vegetables

and

fruits

proportion between 2001 and 2008.

Overall

, it can be seen that even though

plants based

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diet

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diets

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witnessed a growth in popularity among all ages and genders in

first

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years,

it

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they

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decreased for the

last

few years.

Additionally

, when it comes to adults, especially

female

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females

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, they consumed

fruits

and

vegetables

more than the youth over the provided timeframe. Regarding the 2

group

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groups

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where

less

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plants were eaten, about 18% and 12% of people were men and children, respectively, that had eaten 5 different types of

fruits

daily in 2001, both of which steadily rose to an identical peak of around 25% of the

popuplation

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population

by 2007. As for males, their

fifure

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figure

had little to no changes in the

last

year,

whereas

children's preference for

vegetables

dropped slightly by roughly 2%. Looking at the remaining group with the most significant rate of eating

fruits

as well as

vegetables

, females who built their diet consisting of 5 types of plants accounted for more than 22% of

poeple

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people

initially

before rising gradually by

a

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half to over 35% by 2006.

Finally

, in the

last

2 years, the number saw a petty reduction of approximately 5%

at the end

of the given period.