The graph shows the amount of tea and coffee imported by four different countries in tonnes.

The graph shows the amount of tea and coffee imported by four different countries in tonnes.
The chart compares the overseas procurement of
tea
and
coffee
in various residences.
Overall
, the amount of
tea
procured reached a peak compared to other countries,
while
the inward shipment of
coffee
in Canada remained relatively small. As the bar chart reveals, the quantity of
coffee
acquired in Canada and the USA was extremely similar at 40,000
tonnes
for each other,
whereas
the quantity of
tea
was half as much at 20,000
tonnes
.
The
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Great Britain's inbound trade of
tea
was the highest at 160,000
tonnes
,
while
the figure for
coffee
was extremely small-scale at 20,000
tonnes
.The USA brings in approximately 110,000
tonnes
of
coffee
.
Germany
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Germany's
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overseas procurement was similar amounts of those two beverages, with 42,000
tonnes
of
coffee
and a slightly lower figure of 40,000
tonnes
for
tea
.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • import quantities
  • tonnes
  • overall trends
  • significantly more popular
  • notable similarities or differences
  • cultural preferences
  • climate
  • economic factors
  • highlight
  • describe
  • compare
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