The chart below shows the percentage of people in the UK who ate five portions of fruit and vegetables per day between 2001 and 2008

The bar chart illustrates information about the percentages of individuals categorized into three groups(

men

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,

women

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and

children

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) in the UK, who ate five

portions

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of vegetables and fruit every day from 2001 to 2008, with intervals of one year.

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, at first glance, it becomes clear that the highest

percentage

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of people who ate five

portions

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of green meals per day, was in 2006,

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, the lowest

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was in 2001.

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, the figure shows an upward increase almost during the whole period. It is evident that

children

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had the highest position among all groups,

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women

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had the lowest.

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, in 2001, more than 10 per

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of

children

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, 17 and 23 per

cent

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of

men

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and

women

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, respectively, ate five

portions

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of green meals in a daily routine, and

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trend increased by a steady slope, until 2006. In 2006,

women

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consuming green

portions

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reached a high point of 35 per

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.

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,

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in 2006 the

percentage

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of

men

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consuming the green portion reached nearly 27 per

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, the highest

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related to

children

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was approximately 26 per

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in 2007.

At the end

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of the period,

women

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,

men

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and

children

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consume a five-day fruit and vegetables 30,26,24 per

cent

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, respectively,