Over 35s with no kids told to eat veggies

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Carrots at a fruit market

New research has found Australians over 35 without children are not buying enough vegetables. Source: AAP

OVER 35s are too old to be told to eat their vegetables – but it seems not too old to be nagged to buy them more often.

INDUSTRY Group AUSVEG has seized on new research showing so-called independent singles – those over 35 without children – are buying fewer vegetables than any other age bracket.

AUSVEG spokesman Shaun Lindhe has queried whether it’s down to a lack of awareness of the health benefits of a vegetable-rich diet or external factors such as a lack of meal preparation time.