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Fish and Meat Consumption
The line graph describes the fish and meat consumption between 1979 and 2004 shown in grams per person per week.
The only food experiencing an increasing trend was chicken. In the beginning of the period, it was only the third favorite food of all – below 150. Afterward, the consumption of chicken increased constantly until it reached 250 grams and became the most favorite food by the end of the period - 2004.
In contrast, the quantity of beef and lamb eaten showed a decreasing trend. Beef, the most preferred food in the beginning of the period, became less and less favorite and finis...
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