The tables below give information about sales of fairtrade-labelled coffee and bananas in 1999 and 2004 in five European countries.
The given tables illustrate data about
sales
of fairtrade (coffee
and bananas) in 1999 and 2004 in the UK
, Switzerland
, Denmark, Belgium
, and Sweden.
Overall
, Coffee
sales
inclined in 2004 for all countries. However
, Bananas trade rose for Switzerland
, UK
, and Belgium
. The highest sales
of coffee
saw by the UK
in 2004 and Banana's highest trade was witnessed by Switzerland
of other countries.
To begin
with, the highest trade of fair trade-labelled coffee
was shown by the UK
at 20 million
in 2004, the number dramatically rose from 1999, followed by Switzerland
at 6 million
. However
, the lowest number was in Sweden at 1 million
euros
. The third rank was Denmark, and the last
was Belgium
. All the numbers in 2004 increased from 1999.
In addition
, Switzerland
's experience rose in 2004 to 47 million
euros
, however
in 1999, the number was just 15 million
euros
. Next,
the UK
got 5.5 million
in sales
. The smallest trades were seen by Denmark at 0.9 million
. Belgium
's sales
data shows they got 4 million
while
Sweden just got 1 million
euros
.Submitted by ieltscuns2022 on
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