The bar chart compares the percentage of
men
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women
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children
in the UK who consumed the recommended daily amount of fruit and vegetables in 2002, 2006, and 2010.
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Overall
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women
consistently had the highest consumption rates across all three years, Use synonyms
while
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children
remained the lowest group throughout the period. All three groups peaked in 2006 before declining by 2010.
In 2002, 25% of Use synonyms
women
met the recommended intake, slightly ahead of Use synonyms
men
at 22%, Use synonyms
while
only 11% of Linking Words
children
did so. By 2006, all groups had increased significantlyUse synonyms
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;
women
rose to 32%, Use synonyms
men
climbed to 28%, and Use synonyms
children
’s consumption reached 16%, marking the highest levels recorded across the period.
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However
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this
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reversed
by 2010. The proportion of Verb problem
was reversed
women
fell to 27%, Use synonyms
men
declined to 24%, and Use synonyms
children
dropped to 14%. Despite these decreases, all three groups in 2010 still consumed more fruit and vegetables than they had in 2002.Use synonyms