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 illustration demonstrates how many people consumed five sets of

fruits

and

vegetables

per day in the UK between 2001 and 2008.

Overall

, there was an increase in the data of

men

,

women

, and

children

who enjoyed eating

fruits

and

vegetables

, with the figure for

women

remaining at the highest position throughout the period.

Additionally

, all the figures maintained at the same level compared to others in the whole period, just with unalike extents. The percentage of

women

consuming a wide range of

fruits

and

vegetables

started at just 21% in 2001, after which it experienced a gradual growth to precisely 31% in 2005. The proportion of

men

and

children

who loved

fruits

and

vegetables

leveled

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off at 17% and 11% in the first 3 years, before witnessing a marginal climb to 25% and 19% in 2005. The proportion of UK

women

,

men

, and

children

who ate

fruits

and

vegetables

reached its peak at 35%, 26%, and 24% respectively in 2006. After obtaining the highest percentage, the figure for the food consumption of

women

dropped moderately to exactly 30% in the

last

year,

while

the figure for the amount of

fruits

and

vegetables

eaten by

men

and

children

generally remained the same in 2008.