The bar chart gives information about how regularly American people visited junk food restaurants from 2003 to 2013

The bar chart gives information about how regularly American people visited junk food restaurants from 2003 to 2013.

Overall, it is clear that a huge number of people prefer to eat out once a week or 1-2 times a month. While the tiny portion of residents in the USA was composed of people who eat junk food every day or never eat.
In 2003, the portion of Americans who ate fast food once a week made up approximately 31%. After 3 years, this figure went up by 2%. Conversely, by 2013, the number of people eating out had decreased to about 27%. In 2013, the number of people who consume junk food 1 or 2 times in a month was equal to the quantity of people who visited a fast food restaurant once a week in 2006. And these volumes made up the largest amount of the whole population.
People who bought junk food several times per week were less concerned about two-times than those who ate out once per week. Also, in 2006, one fifth of people in the USA visited restaurants 2-3 times a week, and this figure, among people eating fast food a few times a year, was lower by 5%. Between 2006 and 2013, the figure for people consuming junk food did not alter and was clearly 15%. Besides, the population that has other eating behaviour, namely, eating every day or never eating fast food, was not even 5%. Only in 2003 the percentage of people never eating junk food reached 5%.