The line graph below shows the production of paper, wood pulp and sawn-wood in the UK from 1980 to 2000.

The graphs provide information on how much in million

tonnes

of

paper

and packaging,

wood

pulp

, and sawn

wood

were produced in the period of 1980 to 2000 in the UK. As shown in the chart, the

production

of

paper

and packaging leads to the total

production

of the forest industry

while

the rest did not have much fluctuation. In 1980, a total amount of 230-ton

paper

and packaging was manufactured. As it leads the forest industry,

wood

pulp

and sawn

wood

produced 200 and 150, respectively. Ten years later,

paper

and packaging quantity slightly increased by 20 tons

while

the rest accumulated the same amount of 150

tonnes

. The

production

number of

paper

and packaging kept rising and reached its peak in 2000 at 350

tonnes

. That left a huge difference in

wood

pulp

and sawn-

wood

production

numbers with almost 200

tonnes

differences.

Although

the

production

of sawn

wood

kept falling, it did not have much contrast to the

wood

pulp

industry.