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

The charts indicate the sales figures of two Fairtrade-labelled specific goods,

bananas

and

coffee

, from 1999 to 2004 in five separate European countries.

Overall

, it is explicit that generally the statistics for selling in 2004, in comparison with 1999, has increased;

moreover

, the UK and Switzerland accounted for the highest rate of purchasing

coffee

and

bananas

respectively. Focusing on the details of

coffee

, what stands out from the scheme is that Swedish among the other nations had the least passion for

coffee

in both years, with approximately 1

million

euros annually;

while

, not only were British in the first rank in 1999 with buying around 1.5

million

, but

also

they spend 20

million

in 2004.

Additionally

, the other countries had roughly the same data. Returning to

bananas

sales, it can be seen that in 1999 Belgium

with

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spending only 0.6

million

on

bananas

was in the

last

position in both years.

Furthermore

, almost all the remained information was nearly the same.

Whereas

, Switzerland was at the peak in terms of dedicating 15 and 47

million

to

bananas

in 1999 and 2004 respectively.