The pie charts and table give information about the total value and sources of fish imported to the US between 1988 and 2000.

The three pie graphs and table depict the worth and origins of the

fish

in the US for twelve years from 1988 to 2000.

Overall

, it is apparent that the prices of

fish

have been up and the rends of the percentages of

fish

imported from the countries were varied. In terms of the table, the whole sum of

fish

in 1988 marked by far the cheapest with $6.57B (billion dollars) and

then

on there was a gradually increasing the value of

fish

, ending up by nearly half a billion climbing up in 2000 ($10.72B) from starting point.

According to

the pie charts, the proportion of the majority of

fish

came from

Canada

in 1988, which accounted for approximately two-thirds of the total. Followed by others with 27%, and the total trading

fish

from China recorded only 13%.

On the other hand

, the trends slowly modified the figure for importing

fish

from others dominated the imported

fish

market and almost doubled to 46%

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and Chinese

fish

export slightly grew to 20%. Surprisingly, there was a significant decrease in importing

fish

from

Canada

, which reduced by about half the number compared to 1988.

Furthermore

, unfortunately, the

fish

market to the US from

Canada

recorded the bottom number from three origins categories and made up only a quarter of the total.

On the contrary

, the rest of the origins occupied three-quarters of the source of

fish

, 42% from other countries and 30% from China.

To sum up

, it is noticeable that in the starting year of 1988,

Canada

was the primary origin of

fish

,

however

, the rest of the countries,

such

as China and others, their trading growth rose steadily over the twelve years,

likewise

the price of

fish

market in the US.