The tables below give information about the production and consumption of coffee in 2017 and 2018 in five coffee-exporting countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

The tables illustrate how much the five

coffee

-exporting countries produced and consumed

coffee

in terms of the number of

coffee

bags

in 2017 and 2018.

Overall

, it is evident that

Brazil

persisted as the most predominant

coffee

-producing nation in both years, followed by Vietnam.

In addition

, Brazilians spent the most in the consumption ranking, with second place taken by Indonesia. The table details reveal that 52.7

million

bags

were produced in

Brazil

in 2017,

while

40.5

million

in Vietnam. Columbia and Indonesia produced only one-fourth to one-fifth of

Brazil

's, and Mexico ranked at the bottom with 4.4

million

bags

. In 2018, only Brazilian

coffee

experienced a drastic increase, reaching an output of 61.7

million

bags

. Shifting our focus to

coffee

consumption, Brazilians were still the most ardent

coffee

drinkers; they consumed 21.2

million

bags

in 2017. Indonesia was the second-highest

coffee

consumer, albeit with a minor figure of 4.7

million

bags

. Other countries reported only diminutive shares, with 2.4

million

bags

in Mexico and Vietnam and 1.7

million

in Columbia. In the subsequent year,

coffee

consumption in most countries remained relatively unchanged, except for

Brazil

, climbing to 22.0

million

bags

in 2018.