The tables below give information about sales of coffee and bananas in 1990 and 2004 in five European countries. Summerise the information by selecting and reporting the main features.

The given tables depict the amount of Fairtrade-labelled

coffee

and

bananas

sold in five different countries in Europe in two periods, which are 1999 and 2004.

Overall

, the UK was responsible for the highest sales of fairtrade-labelled

coffee

in both periods. Meanwhile, the highest number of

bananas

sold was in Switzerland. In detail, the total revenue resulting from selling

coffee

in the UK was 1.5

million

in 1999.

This

amount of money rose dramatically in 2004, which was almost fourteen times as in 1999.

However

, four other countries experienced only a slight increase in revenue from the

coffee

that has been sold.

For example

, the profit in Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium, and Sweden accounted for only 0.8

million

to 3

million

in 1999,

while

in 2004 was responsible for 1 to 6

million

euros.

On the other hand

, the

bananas

sold in Switzerland outnumbered the

coffee

. It reached 15

million

in 2009 and has increased 3 times five years later.

In contrast

, there was no significant change in revenue from

bananas

sold in other nations.