The line graph below shows changes in the amount of coffee exported from three countries between 2022 and 2012. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The chart depicts the amount of coffee distributed to the globe by 3 different countries from 2002 to 2012.
Overall
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Brazil
had an increasing export rate throughout the given periods, Use synonyms
whereas
the other two nations witnessed some fluctuation.
Starting in 2002, Costa Rica was the predominant country in terms of coffee transmission with 15 Linking Words
million
kilograms exported internationally, followed by Use synonyms
Brazil
at around 12 Use synonyms
million
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Colombia
at merely 5 Use synonyms
million
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However
, the next two years witnessed a remarkable shift in ranking, in which Costa Rica plummeted by half of its original proportion. Meanwhile, the index of the other nations increased significantly with Linking Words
Brazil
rising to 15 Use synonyms
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kilograms and Use synonyms
Colombia
doubling its initial exportation.
Regarding the Use synonyms
last
three years during the aforementioned timestamps recorded improvement for all figures. Despite a notable plunge in 2008 to approximately 2.5 Linking Words
million
kilograms of rice exported, Use synonyms
Colombia
quickly recovered to 15 Use synonyms
million
in 2012. Use synonyms
In contrast
, that of Linking Words
Brazil
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Colombia
both received a steady boost, reaching 25 Use synonyms
million
for the former and 20 Use synonyms
million
for the latter mentioned.Use synonyms
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