The line graph below shows the production of paper, wood pulp and sawn-wood in the UK from 1980 to 2000.

The line graph depicts

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the forest

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industry in the UK in terms of how much

paper

,

wood

pulp and

sawn

wood

was manufactured over

20-year

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a 20-year

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timescale from 1980 to 2000. Broadly, the amount of

paper

& packaging production exhibited a consistent upward trajectory, whilst a reverse pattern could be seen in that of

wood

pulp and

sawn

wood

.

Paper

& packaging, notably, was by far the most widespread production throughout the entire duration. In 1980, the production of

paper

& packaging took the lead, amounting to 230 million

tons

, which was marginally higher than its counterpart –

sawn

wood

, comprising exactly 200 million

tons

.

Subsequently

, the figure for

paper

& packaging recorded a substantial ascend, culminating in a peak of 350 million

tons

whereas

a noticeable dip was witnessed in the statistics for

sawn

wood

, hitting a low of somewhere in the vicinity of 125,000

thousand

tons

by the termination of the period. Commencing from 1980, approximately 170,000

thousand

tons

of

wood

pulp was produced, hitting the lowest point in the initial year, after which it declined moderately to precisely 150,000

thousand

tons

in 1990. Fortunately, it gathered pace and made a recovery to around 160,000

thousand

tons

at the end

of the surveyed period.