The figures illustrate the amount of money expenditure which expended by 5 different European countries to buy coffee and banana from farmers of developing countries in the years of 1999 and 2004.
The initial impression from the figures is that the amount of money expenditure on buying coffee in all countries and, on buying bananas in all countries except Sweden and Denmark experienced increasing in 2004 in comparison to 1990.
The most important facts the coffee graph provides are that, in 1999, the highest amount belongs to Switzerland which accounts for 3 million euros, on the contrary, in 2004, the UK was the highest coffee buyer and the amount stands at 20 million euros which are approximately more 10 times higher than 1999. In 2004, Switzerland and told him rise almost twice of the amount of money for from 3 million and €1 million respectively to six million and €2 million and order two countries remained steadily.
In terms of sales of bananas in these five countries, in 2004, the highest amount belongs to the UK with 47 million despite this amount, most increasing did not refer to the UK, the Belgium sales rate experienced seven times of rising. The only countries which declined the amount of buying in 2004, were Sweden and, Denmark halved the of the amount in comparison to 1999.
The figures illustrate the
amount
of money expenditure which expended by 5
different
European
countries
to
buy
coffee
and banana from farmers of developing
countries
in the years of 1999 and 2004.
The initial impression from the figures is that the
amount
of money expenditure on buying
coffee
in all
countries
and, on buying bananas in all
countries
except Sweden and Denmark experienced increasing in 2004
in comparison
to 1990.
The
most
important
facts the
coffee
graph provides are that, in 1999, the highest
amount
belongs to Switzerland which accounts for 3
million
euros,
on the contrary
, in 2004, the UK was the highest
coffee
buyer and the
amount
stands at 20
million
euros which are approximately more 10 times higher than 1999. In 2004, Switzerland and
told
him rise almost twice of the
amount
of money for from 3
million
and €1
million
respectively
to six
million
and €2
million
and order two
countries
remained
steadily
.
In terms of sales of bananas in these five
countries
, in 2004, the highest
amount
belongs to the UK with 47
million
despite this
amount
, most increasing did not refer to the UK, the Belgium sales rate experienced seven times of rising. The
only
countries
which declined the
amount
of buying in 2004, were Sweden and, Denmark halved the of the
amount
in comparison
to 1999.