The charts below give information about the world’s top three producers of four different dairy products in 2012.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph illustrates the data about the world's global brands of four different dairy products, including both European and Asian businesses in 2012. From an

overall

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look, it is manifested that the

EU

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was the leading producer of

milk

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and cheese,

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that of butter and

milk

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powder belonged to India and China, in the given order.

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, the total

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of

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outstripped the other dairy products listed,

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the opposite was true in the case of

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powder. Delving into

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detail, it is evident that regarding

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, the

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's

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led the category, with an impressive 142,970 metric

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, exceeding India's by approximately 16000 metric

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that of the USA by around 50000 metric

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. In cheesemaking, the

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's total output was 7120 metric

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, considerably higher than the 4,925 metric

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produced by the United States and the mere 700 metric

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by Brazil. In terms of butter, India ranked first with an amount of 7500 metric

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, more than three times the USA's, alongside the

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's

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figures. Despite being one of the top three manufacturers, the

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fall behind China and New Zealand in

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powder

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, producing 770 metric

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, in comparison to China's 1,200 metric

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and New Zealand's 1,110 metric

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