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 depict the

sales

information of fair trade-labelled

coffee

and

bananas

in five European Countries between 1999 and 2004.

Overall

, the

sales

of

coffee

and

bananas

experienced a significant increase in all countries.

Additionally

, the

UK

made up a high number of

sales

for the

coffee

,

while

Switzerland

for the

bananas

. Starting with

coffee

, at the beginning of the period, the

UK

contributed the biggest

coffee

sales

at 1.5m, followed by

Switzerland

at 3m.

Then

,

Denmark

and

Belgium

made up at 1.8m and 1m, respectively. Meanwhile,

Sweden

only stood at a tiny fraction below 1m. In the following period, the

coffee

sales

in the

UK

increased to 20m.

Furthermore

, the

sales

doubled in

Switzerland

.

Denmark

rose by 0.2m, and

Sweden

increased at the exact same number.

In addition

,

Belgium

has faced a growth of 0.7m Moving onto

bananas

, in 1999,

Switzerland

had the biggest

sales

for

bananas

at 15m. Afterwards,

Denmark

stood in the second position at 2m, followed by

Sweden

at 1.8m.

Then

, the

UK

made up 1m,

while

Belgium

constituted 0.6m.

Moreover

, in 2004,

Switzerland

's

sales

increased significantly to 47m. The

UK

also

faced a notable rise to 5.5m, and

Belgium

ascended to 4m.

In contrast

,

Sweden

and

Denmark

experienced a decline of 0.8m and 1.1m, respectively.