The graph below shows the amount of tea and coffee imported by four different countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main points and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart depicts the coffee and

tea

quantity bought from abroad by four nations, namely

Canada

, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany respectively.

This

unit is measured based on

tonnes

. In an overview, it is patently seen that coffee importation is roughly plateau for all the countries listed above.

Nevertheless

, there are significant variations in their

tea

category.

According to

what is illustrated,

Canada

and America have just about the same data on coffee, 40,000

tonnes

.

On the contrary

, the country which has the smallest proportion, England, possessed a nosedive, only 30,000 units. Retaining 50,000

tonnes

of imported caffeine, Germany occupied the first place in owning the most substantial amount among the four. In terms of

Canada

's

tea

, there is a major differentiation where it only purchased 20,000.

Similarly

, the United States of America contained the same amount as

Canada

's. Standing in first place

this

time with the most enormous importation of

tea

, the United Kingdom brought in 80,000

tonnes

annually. Germany, which has a tremendous dissimilarity compared with England, only bought 40,000 from foreign countries.