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

The tables compare the

datas

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data

about the

sales

of the two items, Fairtrade-labelled coffee and banana, in the year 1999 and 2004 in five

countries

, namely

UK

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the UK

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, Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium and Sweden.

Overall

, after a five years period,

sales

of Fairtrade-labelled coffee showed some inclines for all five

countries

.

Although

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Bananas

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Bananas’

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Banana’

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sales

increased

for

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in

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some

countries

, there are some losses

of

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in

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marketing in

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countries

of fives. With regard to coffee, the UK had the highest growth of income,increasing

18.5

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by 18.5

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million

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millions

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million

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of

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apply

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euros, for a 5 years gap

while

Switzerland doubled coffee’s

sales

from 3 to 6

millions

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million

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.

Coffee’s

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Coffee

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demand in Belgium

also

increased a little more and interestingly, the rise for Denmark and Sweden showed the same gap of

millions

of euros. For bananas, the most grown market is in Switzerland which is up to 32

millions

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million

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of rise.

Sales

in the UK and Belgium jumped about 3 to 4

millions

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million

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.Sadly, Sweden and Denmark’s banana markets fell some points to the digits and the most dropped one is Denmark

which

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sales

didn’t reach even 1 million in 2004.