the fairtrade-labelled sales of two commodities in five countries in 1999 and 2004
the fairtrade-labelled sales of two commodities in five countries in 1999 and 2004 5ba8e
The tables represented below display the fairtrade-labelled sales of two commodities in five countries in 1999 and 2004. The data’s numbers have been calibrated in million of euros.
Generally, in 1999, Denmark had the highest sales quantity rather than the other countries, while Switzerland was known as the first-rank country on bananas selling. Furthermore, the United Kingdom had the dominant sales’ amount both on coffee and bananas in 2004.
Specifically, based on the first table, the United Kingdom had the most overwhelming rise on its coffee selling during these periods. In contrast, Sweden became the country with the lowest escalation on its coffee selling records.
As well as the United Kingdom, in terms of the sales of bananas, Switzerland was recording the most significant selling progress during 1999 and 2004. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom was in the second rank of this commodity selling, by achieving 5. 5 million euros in 2004. On the other side, Denmark had experienced a decline on its selling as many as 1. 1 million euros.
The tables represented below display the
fairtrade-labelled
sales
of two commodities in five
countries
in 1999 and 2004. The data’s numbers have
been calibrated
in
million
of euros.
Generally
, in 1999, Denmark had the highest
sales
quantity
rather
than the other
countries
, while Switzerland
was known
as the
first
-rank
country
on bananas
selling
.
Furthermore
, the
United
Kingdom had the dominant
sales’
amount both on coffee and bananas in 2004.
Specifically
, based on the
first
table, the
United
Kingdom had the most overwhelming rise on its coffee
selling
during these periods.
In contrast
, Sweden became the
country
with the lowest escalation on its coffee
selling
records.
As well
as the
United
Kingdom, in terms of the
sales
of bananas, Switzerland was recording the most significant
selling
progress during 1999 and 2004. Meanwhile, the
United
Kingdom was in the second rank of this commodity
selling
, by achieving 5. 5 million euros in 2004. On the other side, Denmark had experienced a decline on its
selling
as
many
as 1. 1 million euros.