Given are the line graph illustrating the revenue of beer sold to pubs and supermarkets in the UK between 2000 and 206 and the bar chart depicting the total number of pubs in the UK over the same period.
Overall, the sale of beer to supermarkets witnessed an upward trend over the period, which is opposite to the trends of the others due to the gradual decrease of pubs.
Regarding the line graph, in 2000, the volume of beer sold to pubs in the UK was approximately 25000 barrels, which is higher than supermarkets by roughly 15000 barrels. The sale of beer to the supermarkets increased moderately to barely 13000 barrels and is equivalent to the figure of pubs in 2014. After 2 years, the amount of beer sold to pubs and supermarkets were nearly 12000 and roughly 14000 barrels, respectively.
As can be seen obviously from the given bar chart, there were 60000 pubs in the UK at the beginning of the period. The figure stabilized until 2021 then fell slightly to 55000 pubs after 8 years. From 2010 to 2016, approximately 5000 pubs were closed in the UK, leading to the reduction in the volume of beer sold to it during the period.
Given
are
the line graph illustrating the revenue of beer sold to
pubs
and supermarkets in the UK between 2000 and 206 and the bar chart depicting the total number of
pubs
in the UK over the same period.
Overall
, the sale of beer to supermarkets witnessed an upward trend over the period, which is opposite to the trends of the others due to the gradual decrease of pubs.
Regarding the line graph, in 2000, the volume of beer sold to
pubs
in the UK was approximately 25000
barrels
, which is higher than supermarkets by roughly 15000
barrels
. The sale of beer to the supermarkets increased
moderately
to
barely
13000
barrels
and is equivalent to the figure of
pubs
in 2014. After 2 years, the amount of beer sold to
pubs
and supermarkets were
nearly
12000 and roughly 14000
barrels
,
respectively
.
As can be
seen
obviously
from the
given
bar chart, there were 60000
pubs
in the UK at the beginning of the period. The figure stabilized until 2021 then fell
slightly
to 55000
pubs
after 8 years. From 2010 to 2016, approximately 5000
pubs
were closed
in the UK, leading to the reduction in the volume of beer sold to it during the period.