The graph below shows the amount of tea and coffee imported by four different countries. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main points and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph illustrates the two types of beverages consumed in different economies.

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it is clear that

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Britain is the only country that drinks

tea

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more than

coffee

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, and the

amount

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of

coffee

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imported equals the

amount

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of

tea

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imported across the four nations. To start with, British people show their exceptional passion for

tea

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by importing 80,000

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of

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beverage,

while

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their fellow Europeans—the Germans—only drink half the

amount

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of

tea

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the British do. In comparison, the two North American nations, namely Canada and the US, both import 20,000

tonnes

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of

tea

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, making them the countries with the least

tea

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imports among the four nations. Looking at the

coffee

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section, it can be seen that the North Americans display their love for

coffee

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, as both countries import about 40,000

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of

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product, twice the

amount

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of their

tea

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rchases

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purchases

chases

.

On the other hand

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, Germany has the strongest domestic demand for

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and buys about 50,000

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from overseas.

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,

due to

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their unusual desire for

tea

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, people in the UK drink less

coffee

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than those in other countries, but the 30,000

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of

coffee

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they purchase is still higher than the

tea

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imports in both Canada and the USA.