The line graph below shows the consumption of 3 different types of fast food in Britain from 1970 to 1990. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant.

The chart illustrates the amounts of fast foods (

hamburgers

,

fish

and

chips

, and pizza) being consumed by people in Britain. Units are measured in

grams

.

Overall

, it is evident that in the time given, the figures for both

hamburgers

and

fish

and

chips

underwent a substantial increase in the number of

consumption

;

in contrast

to pizza which constantly decreased except for the

last

year (1990). In the beginning, people consumed

fish

and

chips

only 90

grams

in 1970;

moreover

, the

consumption

number rose to roughly 150

grams

in 1980;

in addition

, it reached a peak of 500

grams

in 1990. The

consumption

of

hamburgers

accounted for approximately 20

grams

in 1970;

then

it showed a marginal rise to 100

grams

in 1980;

finally

, it escalated considerably to 300

grams

in 1990.

This

indicates that both

hamburgers

and

fish

and

chips

have gained popularity throughout the entire period.

On the contrary

, pizza's

consumption

was 300

grams

in the beginning.

Then

it fell to 200

grams

in 1985;

however

, it showed an insignificant increase to 210

grams

in 1990.