The pie chart represents the source of fish import to Canada and the table shows the total value in Billions of Dollars.

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of the share of fish

imports

by

Canada

from

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different parts of the world over numerous years.

Moreover

, the table depicts the total

value

of

imports

in billions of

dollars

.

Overall

, it is evident from the

overall

analysis that

Canada

was importing its most fish from other countries in 2010 but the percentage from

China

increased significantly in 2015 and 2020.

Also

, the table depicts the total

value

of

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which was rising with time. In 2010,

Canada

imported 24% of its total fish demand from

China

, 17% from Norway, and 59% from other nations. In 2015,

China

's share increased substantially and climbed to 49%.

Similarly

, the percentage of Norway soared to 24%

whereas

imports

from other areas

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fell

to 27%.

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of

China

and 'others' in 2020 declined marginally to 44% and 26%, respectively.

However

, the figures for Norway increased to 30% in

overall

imports

by

Canada

. The total

value

of

imports

from

Canada

has been increasing over time. The volume in 2010 was 8.66 billion

dollars

. The figures for 2015 increased drastically and touched 12.94 billion

dollars

. In 2020, the total

value

of

imports

soared to 16.52 billion

dollars

.