The tables below give information about sales of fairtrade - labelled coffee and bananas in 1999 and 2004 in five European countries

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the data of Fairtrade

sales

in five distinct European areas including the United Kingdom,

Switzerland

, Denmark, Belgium, and Sweden which consist of two commodities (labelled

coffee

and bananas) in the period between 1990 & 2004.

Overall

, the labelled

coffee

sales

were dominated by

Switzerland

in 1999.

In contrast

, the UK’s labelled

coffee

revenue

in 2004 surpassed

Switzerland

’s by a significant increment.

On the other hand

,

Switzerland

dominated the fairtrade

revenue

of Bananas in both years of 1999 & 2004. It can be seen that the fair trade

sales

of labelled

coffee

from

Switzerland

were the highest in 1999 at 3

million

euros, two times bigger than the UK in the same time period.

However

, the UK’s

revenue

surpassed

Switzerland

’s by a remarkable increment to 20

million

against 6

million

. Other countries had a lower

revenue

by less than 2

million

in the time given period, except Denmark’s in 2004. Moving to the banana

sales

, it shows that

Switzerland

had the highest figure in both years compared with other countries, 15

million

in 1999 and increased significantly to 47 in 2004. In 1999, the

revenue

of bananas

sales

from other countries was lower than 2

million

, some of them experienced an increasing trend of

sales

in 2004 (Belgium with 4 & UK with 5.5),

while

the others decreased.