the tables shows sales of fairtade-lable coffee and bananas,sumerize

the tables shows sales of fairtade-lable coffee and bananas,sumerize
The tables illustrate the
sales
of Fairtrade-labelled coffee and bananas in five European countries (UK, Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium, and Sweden) for the years 1999 and 2004, measured in millions of
euros
.
Overall
, the
sales
of coffee increased across all five countries,
while
the
sales
of bananas rose significantly in three countries, but dropped in two. In terms of coffee, the UK saw the most dramatic increase, with
sales
rising from 1.5
million
euros
in 1999 to 20
million
in 2004. Switzerland
also
experienced growth, albeit more modest, with
sales
increasing from 3
million
euros
to 6
million
.
In contrast
, Denmark, Belgium, and Sweden saw smaller increases, with their
sales
remaining below 2
million
euros
by 2004. For bananas, Switzerland consistently had the highest
sales
, which surged from 15
million
euros
in 1999 to 47
million
in 2004, a significant rise of 32
million
euros
. The UK
also
saw substantial growth, with
sales
increasing from 1
million
to 5.5
million
.
Similarly
, Belgium experienced an increase from 0.6
million
to 4
million
euros
.
However
,
sales
in Sweden and Denmark declined, with Sweden’s figures dropping from 1.8
million
to 1
million
, and Denmark’s falling from 2
million
to 0.9
million
.
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