the tables below give information about sales of fairtraide labelled bananas and coffee

The table charts show information about the

amount

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of

sales

of Fairtrade-labelled

coffee

and bananas in

UK

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the UK

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, Switzerland, Denmark,

Belgium

and

Sweden

in the years 1999 and 2004.

Overall

, it is clear from the charts that

UK

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had the highest

amount

of

sales

of both

coffee

and banana in the year 2004. Another interesting point is that

although

most countries had growth in their

sales’

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rate

of

coffee

and banana,

Belgium

and

Sweden

were the only countries where their trends observed a fall in the banana sector during the period. As with the

sales

related to

coffee

,

While

the

sales

rate

in

UK

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the UK

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rocketed from 1.5

million

euros

in 1999 to 20

million

euros

in 2004,having the maximum

amount

of

sales

, there was a slow increase in the

sales

in

Sweden

and

Denmark

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Denmark's

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sales

rate

, from 0.8 and 1.8

million

euros

to 1 and 2

million

euros

respectively. A two-fold rise was experienced in the figure of Switzerland from 3

million

euros

to 6

million

euros

,

whereas

Belgium

observed slow growth in their

sales

from 1 to 1-7

million

euros

. Looking at the banana’s

sales

rate

next,

while

there was a drastic increase in the

sales

rate

in

UK

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from 15 in 1995 to 47 in 2004, having the highest

amount

of

sales

in both years among all countries, a marginal decrease was seen in the

Belgium

and

Sweden

trends, from 1.8

million

euros

to 1 and 0.9

million

euros

respectively.Having the lowest

amount

of

sales

in 1999, the trend related to Denmark experienced a gradual growth from 0.6 to 4

million

euros

in 2004. The

rate

of

sales

in Switzerland saw a moderate rise from 1

million

euros

in 1999 to 5.5

million

euros

in 2004.