the table below gives information about sales of Fairtrade-labelled coffees and bananas in 1999 and 2004 in five European countries

The given graphs depict the

revenue

earned from Fairtrade-labelled

coffee

and

bananas

in 5 different nations in Europe between 1999 and 2004.

Overall

, it is evident that

while

the sale of

bananas

increased in most countries, with the exception

for

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Sweden and Belgium, the sale of

coffee

experienced an upward mainstream in all European nations. Especially, the significant changes were seen in the

UK

and Switzerland. Switzerland was the top class in selling

coffee

among many countries, earning nearly $3

million

in 1999, and its

revenue

increased doubly to $6

million

in the next 5

years

. The

revenue

from trading

coffee

in the

UK

witnessed a significant increasing trend, rising from $1.5

million

to $20

million

during a 5-year period, surpassing the figure for the

UK

in 2004. A slight increase in selling

coffee

was witnessed in Denmark, Belgium and Sweden, just under $2

million

until 2004.

UK

accounted for the highest

revenue

from selling

bananas

in both 2

years

, from $15

million

in 1999 to $47

million

in 2004. The second highest position was related to Switzerland, with a significant increase of $4.5

million

from 1999 to 2004. Simultaneously, the

revenue

of

bananas

in Denmark went up by $3.4

million

during 5

years

.

However

, the opposite trend was seen in the figures for Denmark and Sweden, falling to nearly $1

million

after 5

years

.