The tables below give information about sales of Fairtrade*-labelled coffee and bananas in 1999 and 2004 in five European countries.

The tables compare Fairtrade-labelled

coffee

and

bananas

sales

(in millions of Euros) across five different countries in Europe for the years 1999 and 2004.

Overall

,

sales

data for both

coffee

and

bananas

indicates an increase in almost all the nations. Profit-making of

coffee

increased most and least in the

UK

and Denmark, respectively,

whereas

the rate of change in Fairtrade banana wholesale was the highest in Denmark during

this

time. The first table shows the highest number of

coffee

sales

in Switzerland, which was exactly 3m in 1999. The

sales

in the

UK

were half of that, and the lowest

sales

were recorded in Sweden, with less than 1m. After five years, the

coffee

sales

in these five regions went up with a remarkable improvement in the

UK

. The

sales

rose significantly to 20m in 2004, which was almost double the total profits in the remaining four nations. The second table displays the

sales

of

bananas

. In general, Switzerland had the highest income from

bananas

in both 1994 and 2014.

Additionally

, banana monetary climbed in three states - the

UK

, Switzerland, and Denmark - between the two years.

Conversely

, the

sales

of

bananas

in Belgium and Sweden declined in 2014 to around 1m over the period.