The tables below give information about sales of Fairtrade-labelled coffee and bananas in 1999 and 2004 in five European countries.

The given tables provide the

sales

of

coffee

and

bananas

which had Fairtrade labels in five different countries in Europe within 5

years

or between 1999 and 2004. The Fairtrade of

coffee

and

bananas

indicate that the farmers who produced these products are from developing state and have been paid a reasonable price for their production and the wholesale price are given in millions of

Euros

.

Overall

,

it is clear that

the majority of the nations experienced

an

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increased

sales

in five

years

of those products and the biggest rise in

sales

were

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in the UK and Switzerland respectively. In 2004, the UK was the largest market for Fairtrade-labelled

coffee

while

Sweden

was the country with the lowest

sales

of

this

product. There was a significant increase in

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Fairtrade-labelled

coffee

sales

in the UK in 2004 than that of 5

years

ago from 1.5 to 20

million

Euros

.

However

,

Sweden

was the nation with the lowest trade of

coffee

within 5

years

than the trade in the other four nations. As for the sale of

bananas

, the market of the Fairtrade-labelled of

this

product showed a dramatic increase within 5

years

between 1999 and 2004. Meanwhile, Switzerland was the largest market for Fairtrade-labelled

bananas

sales

and it reached 47

million

Euros

in 2004 which was higher than the

sales

in the other four countries. The number of

sales

of

bananas

decreased in

Sweden

and Denmark in 2004 than that of 1999.

Sales

of

bananas

in Belgium and

Sweden

declined by about a half from around 2

million

to around 1

million

Euros

.