
New research has indicated that a majority of the people in Britain are not eating five portions of fruit and vegetables a day.
The study by global market insight group TNS found that just 12% manage the five-a-day target, while another 12% do not eat any portions of fruit and vegetables at all. There were significant differences based on gender and age as well.
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The study of the consumer habits also found rising levels of obesity with clothes sold of size 18 or more increasing by 35% in the last two years.
The TNS report found that healthy eating habits were beginning to take effect with more people following health diets as compared to two years ago.
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