The tables below give information about sales of Fairtrade*- labelled coffee and bananas in 1994 and 2004 in five European countries.

The first table depicts the profits of fairtrade-labelled coffee in different

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countries

, in the

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1999 and in 2004. The second one shows the same data but for a different product, bananas.

Overall

, the

sales

increased over the years in most

countries

. The rise of one product in one country does not seem parallel to the increase

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sales

of the other commodity since the profits

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. Looking at the first table, the UK is the only country where the

sales

of fairtrade coffee increased drastically, going from a profit of just 1.5

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of

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euros to 20

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. The other

countries

considered experienced a smaller but still impressive

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of

sales

. To mention a few, Switzerland went from 3 to 6

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, Belgium from 1 to 1.7. Considering the second product, which is fairtrade bananas, the UK shows again some interesting data. In

this

country in 1999 the commodity was quite popular with a yearly profit of 15

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, in 2004

this

number rose to 47

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. Other

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did not have

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enormous

sales

and in some

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the gain even decreased. In Sweden,

for instance

, the 2

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euros profited in 1999 dropped to 0.9

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in 2004.