This report relates to two tables presenting fair trade coffee and banana sales data from 1999 and 2004 in five European nations. By and large, coffee sales mushroomed in all countries between 1999 and 2004. On the other hand, while monetary exchange involving bananas climbed in three of the territories, they fell in Denmark and Sweden. On the whole, in 2004 the UK conducted the highest levels of exchange for the two products. Starting from 1999, Switzerland doubled its coffee receipts, equaling an amount of 6 million. Also, in 1999 the UK placed in the middle of the pack, but by 2004 it trafficked 20 million in coffee goods by massively increasing revenue to 18.5 million. Similarly to the UK, but in a more modest fashion, the remaining countries augmented their numbers by a few hundred thousand over the five year period. On a final note, by 2004 the UK coffee distributers commercially transacted 20 times more than Sweden. As for banana transactions, this time, Switzerla...