date:Sep 08, 2016
le income - (China, Colombia, Iran, Occupied Palestinian Territory); upper-middle income - (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Malaysia, Poland, Turkey, South Africa) and high-income - (Canada, Sweden, United Arab Emirates).
Data collected by the researchers shows that the lower the average income of a country, the lower the average consumption of fruits and vegetables. For the entire cohort, and the bottom three income-group countries, consumption levels are lower than the required number of servings.