The line graph illustrates that the amount of coffee sent abroad from Brazil, Colombia and Costa Rica between 2002 and 2012. A glance at the graph reveals that all of the exports reached a higher capacity than in the beginning.
The chart below shows the quantity of
coffee
which was exported from different countries from 2002 to 2012.
Overall
, what stands out from the graph is that all countries gained an increase in exporting coffee
over the period between 2002 and 2012. Another striking factor is that the most significant growth was recorded in Brazil.
In 2002, Costa Rica had the highest figure in exporting coffee
at 15 million
. Then
, it fluctuated over the period and reached 20 million
in 2012. In contrast
, Brazil experienced a steady rise until had
a decline in 2008 at approximately 16%. After Unnecessary verb
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leveling
off at a low point, it saw a rise in 2012 and became the highest at 25 Change the spelling
levelling
million
.
One prominent feature of this
date is Colombia had the smallest figure at 5 million
in 2002. There was then
a surge until 2006,
when about 14 Remove the comma
apply
million
kilograms of coffee
was exported from Colombia. Thereafter
, the figure plunged until 2008 and then
observed a dramatic increase in 2012, about 4 million
kilograms and 15 million
kilograms respectively.Submitted by nlongduy on
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