Watch all our programmes and broadcasts, as well as our live TV feed.Īccess our comprehensive coverage of Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Africa.ĭownload this app for access to the highest quality news in real time: To contact us, please visit our User Support page.įor press queries, please contact our Media Support.Keep up to date with international news with the FRANCE 24 app for smartphones and tablets, in English, French and Arabic. You can read more about the EHIS in the methodological Statistics Explained article. The data presented in this article comes from the third wave of the European Health Interview Survey (EHIS).Eurostat dedicated section on health statistics.The survey also showed that more men than women reported skipping their fruit and vegetable intake altogether (39% vs 27%).

The same was true for a daily intake of 5 portions or more (15% vs 10%). Women’s daily intake of fruit and vegetables is higher than that of men: on average, 58% of women reported eating 1 to 4 portions compared to 51% for men. The lowest daily intake was found in Romania, where only 2% of the population ate at least 5 portions of fruit and vegetables, followed by Bulgaria and Slovenia (both 5%) and Austria (6%). On average, over half of the EU population (55%) said they ate between 1 and 4 portions of fruit and vegetables daily.Īmong the EU Member States, the highest daily intake of 5 portions or more was reported in Ireland (33% of the population), the Netherlands (30%), Denmark (23%) and France (20%). In 2019, 1 in 3 people (33%) in the EU reported not consuming any fruit or vegetables daily and only 12% of the population consumed the recommended 5 portions or more daily.

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