The pie charts and table give information about the total value and sources of fish imported to the US between 1988 and 2000.

The table illustrates the average income from

fish

import,

while

the given pie charts depict the source percentage of

fish

imported to the United States from 1988 to 2000.

Overall

, in terms of revenue, there was significant growth during the period,

whereas

Canada donated most of the

fish

to the US compared to China and others from 1988 to 1992, except in 2000.

To begin

with,

it is clear that

the value of

fish

imported in 1988 was just 6.57 billion dollars which increased slightly in the four following years to 8.52 billion dollars.

Furthermore

, in the

last

period, there was a slight rise in profit by 2.20 billion dollars.

Moreover

, in terms of sources, in 1988, the highest country providing

fish

to America was Canada, with exactly 60% followed by other authorities and China with approximately half (27%) and just 13% respectively.

However

, the US got most

fish

from other sources in 1992 with 46%;

similarly

, in China, there was a grammatical increase to 20%. Meanwhile, in 2000, other sources still dominated in serving

fish

imported to the US with 42%.

In contrast

, the other countries were just 30% and 28% respectively.