The graph shows the amount of fruit produced in four countries (France, Spain, Germany, Turkey) from 1970 to 2010.

The line graph illustrates the numerous fruits that were manufactured in several countries, namely

France

,

Spain

, Germany, and

Turkey

, from 1970 to 2010.

Overall

, it can be seen that the

amount

of

fruit

produced in

Spain

always took the leading position among the four countries.

Moreover

,

while

fruit

production in

France

and

Turkey

shares the same pattern, the two remaining nations show contrasting features during the same time frame. The initial impression from the graph is that in 1970 roughly 5.5

million

tonnes

of

fruit

were produced in

Spain

, compared to 3.5

million

in Germany. 10 years later, the figure in

Spain

reached a top of more than 6

million

before decreasing slightly to 5

million

at the end

of the period. Regarding Germany, the

amount

of

fruit

yielded in

this

country went down gradually to 1.5

million

tonnes

in 1990.

However

, the number remained stable in the next 10 years before dropping by 0.25

million

tonnes

in 2010. In 1970,

France

supplied the least

amount

of

fruit

(1.2

million

tonnes

)

whereas

the figure recorded in

Turkey

was 2

million

. In the following years,

fruit

yield in

Turkey

grew gradually to reach 3.5

million

tonnes

in 2010.

Besides

, the

amount

of

fruit

produced in

France

saw a decrease of 0.2

million

tonnes

in 2000 before rising to 2.8

million

at the end

of the period shown.