The graph below shows the production of three forest industry products in a European country, namely timber, pulp, and paper, from 1980 to 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make Icomparison where relevant.

The line graph provides information about the

production

of three types of forest

products

from a European nation over two decades, from 1980 to 2000. Looking at the

overall

trend,

it is clear that

the

production

of

paper

gradually increased year by year,

while

timber

and

pulp

products

fluctuated throughout the period.

To begin

with, the initial

production

of

pulp

dropped to approximately 2.5

million

tonnes

from 6

million

tonnes

in mid-1983.

Timber

products

immediately increased to 10

million

tonnes

in 1985,

while

paper

production

reached only 6

million

tonnes

. At the same time,

pulp

production

rose to 7

million

tonnes

. A decade later,

paper

production

had grown to 9

million

tonnes

,

while

pulp

production

had risen slightly to over 8

million

tonnes

.

However

,

timber

production

fell to approximately 6.5

million

tonnes

in 1995. In 2000,

paper

products

remained at the top of the list with 12

million

tonnes

,

pulp

production

reached 10

million

tonnes

, and

timber

production

fluctuated and reached approximately 7.5

million

tonnes

.