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

The given bar chart compares the number of

tea

and

coffee

imported by four different nations, measured in

tonnes

. The UK stands out for its substantial

tea

imports

, contrasting with other countries where

coffee

imports

are generally higher. The United Kingdom stands out as the largest importer of

tea

, bringing in approximately 80,000

tonnes

, which is double the amount imported by Germany, the second-largest

tea

importer at around 40,000

tonnes

. In stark contrast, both Canada and the United States import relatively modest quantities of

tea

, with each country recording around 20,000

tonnes

.

On the other hand

,

coffee

imports

show a different trend, as Germany leads with approximately 50,000

tonnes

, followed closely by Canada and the United States, each importing around 40,000

tonnes

. Interestingly, the United Kingdom, which

imports

the most

tea

, has the lowest

coffee

imports

among the four countries, at roughly 30,000

tonnes

.

This

demonstrates that

while

tea

is heavily

favored

Change the spelling

favoured

show examples

in the UK,

coffee

dominates the

import

Change the verb form

imported

show examples

landscape in Germany, Canada, and the US, albeit with varying degrees of preference.