The pie charts and table illustrates the information about the total value and sources of fish imported to the US in the years 1988, 1992, and 2000.

The pie charts

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the data about the source of

fish

imported to the United States in 1988,1992, and 2000, and the table compares the total values of the

fish

in the three years. It is clear from the table that the total value of

fish

imported showed an upward

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from 1988 to 2000, and it can be seen from the pie chart that the percentage of

fish

imported from Canada

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between 1998 to 2000.

According to

the first table, we can see that the total value of

fish

imported to the US grew from 6.57 billion

Dollars

in 1988, rose by around 1 billion

Dollars

to 8.52

Dollars

in 1992, and reached 10.72

Dollars

in 2000, showing

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significant growth. Looking at the detail in the pie charts,

it is clear that

the

fish

bought from Canada reduced from 60% in 1988 to 28% in 2000,

while

the value of the

fish

imported from other countries went up from 27% in 1988, peaking at 46% in 1992, and fell slightly to 28% in 2000.

Furthermore

, the amount of

fish

from China stood at 13%, which was the lowest in 1988,

however

, it reached 30% in 2000, surpassing the figure for Canada.