The pie charts and table present information on percentage of imported sea food to the UK from three nations and total value of sea food.

The pie chart provides a comparison of 3 different countries in terms of the

seafood

they export to the UK in the years 1987,1997 and 2007 and the table illustrates the value of

this

seafood

in the same period.

Overall

, the main feature of the data is that Poland had the primary form in imported

seafood

in 1987 before the increase in Sweden’s exports and becoming the market leader for the next decade.

According to

the one, it is evident that in 1987 Poland was the most essential means of transporting

seafood

to the UK and by the years it started to decline significantly to 30% in 2007.

In addition

, the

seafood

exported by Sweden saw a great rise as it increased from almost a quarter to just below half in 2007. Germany had

also

a noticeable increase in their exports as it amounted to 25% in 1997,

however

, it saw a slight rise in 2007. Moving to the table, it is noticeable that the value of

seafood

imported to the UK saw a significant increase by the years 1987, 1997 and 2007 as they amounted to 7.40, 9,10 and 12.30 million dollars respectively and the highest value was in 2007.