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This is how much veg people in the EU are really eating

Organic vegetables are pictured in an organic supermarket in Berlin, January 31, 2013. Picture taken January 31.    REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch (GERMANY  - Tags: FOOD SOCIETY) - BM2E92D12HN01

Who ate all the veg? Image: REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch

Niall McCarthy
Data Journalist, Statista

When it comes to the daily consumption of vegetables across the European Union, there is a tremendous variation between member states. Ireland certainly likes its greens with 84 percent of the population reporting they ate vegetables daily. According to Eurostat, Belgium reported the same rate of consumption with Italy (80 percent), Portugal (78 percent) and Luxembourg (74 percent) following. Hungarians have the lowest rate of daily vegetable consumption in the EU at only 30 percent.

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