The tables below give information about sales of Fairtrade labelled coffee and bananas in 1999 and 2004 in five European countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given tables illustrate the amount of

income

(in millions of

euroes

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euros

) from

sales

of

fairtrade-labelled

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fair trade-labelled

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coffee

and

bananas

from 1999 to 2004 in five different European countries.

Overall

, it can be clearly seen that the

sales

of

fairtrade-labelled

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fair trade-labelled

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coffee

rose in 2004 for all countries where

UK

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the UK

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had a significant rise in

this

category

. Meanwhile, the

sales

for

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of

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bananas

rose only in Switzerland,

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the UK

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, and Belgium. Looking at the information in more detail, the

income

for

coffee

sales

in

UK

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the UK

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was 1.5

million

euro

in 1999 and it increased significantly to 20

million

euro

. There was doubled

income

for

coffee

trade in Switzerland from 3

million

euro

to 6

million

euro

. The least

income

for

this

category

was Sweden,

only

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with only

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0.8

million

euro

in 1990 and it went up by 0.2

million

euro

in the final year. With respect to

sales

of

bananas

, the highest

sales

for

this

category

was Switzerland where it earned 15

million

euro

in 1999 and 47

million

euro

in 2004.

UK

and Belgium had an

increase

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increasing

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trend for

this

category

,

while

Sweden and Denmark saw a decrease in terms of

Bananas

sales

, from 1.8

million

euro

to 1

million

euro

and from 2

million

euro

to 0.9

million

euro

respectively.