The bar chart compares the share of Britain’s population who consumed five or more portions of fruits and vegetables in their daily meals. The data is categorised according to gender and age.

The bar graph describes the data on fruit and vegetable consumption in daily meals of Britain's population based on gender and

age

.

Overall

, As the

age

increased at a certain level, the eating habits of fruits and vegetables gradually increased throughout the period. Especially women's intake remarkably climbing up compared to

men

's.

however

, children's consumption level was at the lowest figure. From 2001 to 2003, the Offspring and

men

's eating

behavior

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was relatively the same. The former at 13

years

old and the latter at 18

years

old respectively.

Then

, both of their consumption levels gradually rose from the

age

group of 18-to-22

years

for children and

20-to

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20 to

28-

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28 years

years

-old for

men

between 2004 to 2006. After that children's routine suddenly inclined in 2007 at the

age

of 27,

while

the

men

's pattern remains unchanged. At

last

the activity substantially decreased in 2008 in both genders with the

age

of 24 in offspring and 26 in

men

population.

In contrast

, women's health practices began on the

last

onset after 23

years

old compared to other groups in 2001. Despite the delay, the chart witnessed a dramatic improvement corresponding to

age

over the period rose from 24 to 35

years

old between 2002 to 2006.

on the other hand

, it showed a sharp decline ranging between ages 30-32 from 2007 to 2008.