The graph shows the amount of fruit produced in four countries (France, Spain, Germany, Turkey) from 1970 to 2010.

The quantity of fruit grown in

France

, Germany, Spain, and

Turkey

over 30 years (1970-2010) is presented in the diagram below.

Overall

, Spain and Germany’s production decreased,

while

a rise was witnessed in

France

and

Turkey

.

To begin

with,

France

and

Turkey

produced above one and two million

tonnes

, respectively. From there, the

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production grew in an almost linear fashion, ultimately reaching approximately 3.5 million

tonnes

per year,

at the end

of the period.

On the other hand

,

France

struggled along the way, going through fluctuations, peaking at just below 3,000,000

tonnes

by 2010.

Conversely

, Spain was

initially

at an extraordinary 5,500,000

tonnes

.

In addition

to that, it reached

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peak in 1980, reaching about 6,000,000.

However

, the amount gradually decreased, ending up at slightly above 5,000,000, which is still mind-boggling. Germany’s fruit growth declined at a steady rate, dropping from 2,500,000 to around 1,200,000

tonnes

, over the entire range. All in all, the most significant jump in figures belongs to

Turkey

,

while

the unfortunate loss in fruit was in Germany.