This graph below shows the production of three forest industry products in a European country, namely timber, pulp, and paper, from 1980 to 2000

The graph illustrates the

production

of forest industry products in European countries in terms of 3 categories from 1980 to 2000.

Overall

,

it is clear that

all three products went up , but only

paper

production

increased sharply over

years

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the years

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. As the graph shows, starting with timber

production

. In 1980

pulp

production

was 5

million

tonnes

,

then

in 1985 the

figure

increased sharply to 10

million

tonnes

. In 1990 the index went down to 8

million

tonnes

and in 1995 decreased slightly to 7

million

tonnes

.

Then

, in 2000 the timber productions were around 6 and 8 millions. The next forest product was

pulp

. In 1980 the

pulp

productions were approximately 6

million

tons

and in 1985 the

figure

increased to 7

million

tons

.

Then

, in 1990 the

production

increased slowly to 8

million

tons

and in 1995 the index did not change and in 2000

pulp

productions were around 9 and 10

million

tons

. The next product was

paper

. In 1980

paper

manufactures

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manufacturers

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were 4

million

tons

and in 1985 the

figure

increased to 6

million

tons

.

Then

, the

figure

increased significantly until 1995 to 9

million

tons

. In 2000 the

paper

manufacturers increased highly to 12

million

tons

in European countries.