The bar chart shows the data of five portions of fruit and vegetables eaten by children, males and females per day in the UK between 2001 and 2008.

The bar chart describes information about how many

fruits

and

vegetables

were eaten by children, men and women per day for 8 years from 2001 to 2008 in the UK. The most significant facts to emerge from the chart are that the biggest

fruits

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fruit

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and

vegetables

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vegetable

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consumption

were

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women

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by women

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while

children experienced

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over the period. Another interesting point is that all categories showed a rise in almost all the period. Looking at the details, women who ate

fruits

and

vegetables

stood at 21% in 2001 next there was gradually a growth to 30% in 2004.

Following

this

,

this

figure reached a high of 35% in 2006 but it decreased steadily

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3% in 2008.

On the other hand

,

fruits

and

vegetables

consumed by children and men per day had similar trends about 12% and 17% respectively for 3 years.

Subsequently

, from 2004 to 2007 witnessed a steady rise in the consumption of

fruits

and

vegetables

.

Whereas

, those dropped slowly to 25% and 27% each in 2008