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Objective. To estimate the changes in fruits, vegetables and legumes consumption and their compliance with international recommendations in Mexican population under 20 years old. Materials and methods. In a sample of 31 083 Mexicans under 20 years old with dietary data from a food frequency questionnaire from the 2012, 2016, 2018 and 2020-2022 National Health and Nutrition Surveys, and through quantile regression and logit models, the change in adjusted consumption of fruits, vegetables and legumes was estimated, as well as their compliance to EAT-Lancet and the World Health Organization intake recommendations. Results. Between 2012 and 2020-2022 an increase of 15.0% in fruits and 23.5% in vegetables consumption was observed. The probability of compliance of the intake recommendations reached by 2020- 2022 was 42.6% for fruits and 13.6% for vegetables. Legumes consumption diminished 17.4% in ten years. Conclusion. Mexican population under 20 is far from reaching the intake recommendation for a planetary health, despite modest increases in fruits and vegetables consumption. Special attention should be paid to the consumption of legumes, which has alarmingly decreased in this group. Further research on this topic is urgently needed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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