The pie charts and the table show the primary sources and the total amount of fish that transported into United States in the year 1988 to 2000.

The pie charts and the table show the primary sources and the total amount of fish that transported into United States in the year 1988 to 2000.
The two charts illustrate information about the
fish
imported to the United States of America. The pie chart displays the source of
fish
imported,
while
, the table chart shows the total
value
of it in billions of
dollars
.
To begin
with, the year 2000 marked the time with the highest total
value
up to 10.72 billion
dollars
due to
fish
import.
Moreover
, the highest proportion of exporters was
Canada
with 60%,
others
27%, and
China
13%.
On the other hand
, in 1992 the accumulation
value
of
fish
import was about 8.52 billion
dollars
just a slightly below 3% difference from 2000. Most of the
fish
were exported from
Others
with 46% followed by
Canada
and
China
which accumulated 54% in total.
Finally
, at the bottom, there was the year 1988 with a mere 6.57 total
value
in billions of
dollars
.
Others
remained the highest source for
fish
import,
while
,
China
switched a position with
Canada
as the second highest with 30%.
Next,
Canada
was the lowest with 28%.
Overall
,
Canada
has had a continuous growth since 1998 which started with a mere 28%.
In contrast
,
China
and
Others
have experienced a steady fall since 1998.
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Linking words: Don't use the same linking words: "while".
Vocabulary: Replace the words fish, value, dollars, canada, others, china with synonyms.
Vocabulary: The word "charts" was used 3 times.
Vocabulary: The word "about" was used 2 times.
Topic Vocabulary:
  • primary sources
  • import
  • export
  • sustainable
  • trade
  • volume
  • shifts
  • increase
  • decrease
  • prominent
  • exporters
  • fishery
  • market dynamics
  • trade agreements
  • conservation
  • supply chain
  • trend analysis
  • economic impact
  • fishing industry
  • environmental concerns
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