The line graphs show wheat exports in Australia, Canada and European Community Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph compares the amounts of

wheat

, in millions of

tons

, exported to different countries from Australia,

Canada

, and the European Community between 1985 and 1990, a period of 5 years.

Overall

, the

amount

of

wheat

exported from the European Community increased over the period,

whereas

the amounts from the other countries declined. In 1985, the greatest

amount

of

wheat

exported was from

Canada

, at just under 20

million

tons

.

This

was higher than the amounts exported from Australia and Europe, which were approximately 15 and 17

million

tons

, respectively.

However

, apart from a sharp rise from 1986 to 1988, the

amount

of

wheat

exported from

Canada

declined over the 5-year timescale, finishing at 18

million

tons

in 1990. In sharp contrast, the

amount

of

wheat

exported by the European Community increased gradually until it overtook

Canada

in 1989 and reached a peak of a little more than 20

million

tons

. The trend for Australia remained almost unchanged. It had seen a moderate decrease until it

leveled

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off at almost 12

million

tons

by the end of the period.