The pie graph below shows bottled water consumption in various regions as a percent of global consumption and the bar chart shows the growth of bottled water consumption in 2001

The provided illustrations depict the information relating to the number of bottles of water consumed in distinctive areas and the tendency of

this

industry in 1999 and 2001. The units are measured in percentages.

Overall

, it can be seen in the pie graph that the highest number occurred in Western Europe

while

the lowest was true in Asia and the USA.

Furthermore

, there are a lot of similarities in the bar chart. Turning to the pie graph in

further

detail, the percentages of most of the regions were quite low

varied

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varying

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from 2 per

cent

to 15 per

cent

with some similarities between Asia and the USA,

Middle

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the Middle

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East and Africa and a slight difference in the remaining regions with the exception of 48 per

cent

in Western Europe. Moving on to the picture in 2001, it has been provided that there was a swap in the position of the highest and the lowest in which Asia was no longer the smallest but

it

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apply

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was Western Europe. Middle East and Africa

as well as

Latin America and New Zealand, Australia and the USA were same at the number of around a tenth, 12% and over 7 per

cent

respectively.