The line graph gives the information about the changes in the number of coffee exports in three countries from 2002 to 2012
The line graph gives the information about the changes in the number of coffee exports in three countries from 2002 to 2012 LGmmV
The line graph gives the information about the changes in the number of coffee exports in three countries from 2002 to 2012 and is measured in millions of kilograms. Overall, it is important to note that there weresome fluctuations, but over the period as a whole, the amount of coffee exports increased in all three countries.
There was a gradual rise in the production of coffee in Brazil and Costa Rica. They began at a similar rate of between5 and 12 million kilograms in 2002. During 2002 and 2006, while the coffee exported from Brazil increased steadily, the amount of coffee exports from Costa Rica dropped significantly under 10 million. However, they both increased dramaticallyand reached at a peak of 25 million in Brazil and 20 million in Costa Rica.
Colombia had a more fluctuated figure of exports than Brazil and Costa Rica. First, it stood at 5 million in 2002 and steadily increased in four years. 2008 saw a sharp fall to about 2million. After that, the exports increased sharply of 15 millionat the end of the period.
The line graph gives the information about the
changes
in the number of
coffee
exports
in three countries from 2002 to 2012 and
is measured
in
millions
of kilograms.
Overall
, it is
important
to note that there
weresome
fluctuations,
but
over the period as a whole, the amount of
coffee
exports
increased
in all three countries.
There was a gradual rise in the production of
coffee
in Brazil and Costa Rica. They began at a similar rate of between5 and 12
million
kilograms in 2002. During 2002 and 2006, while the
coffee
exported from Brazil
increased
steadily
, the amount of
coffee
exports
from Costa Rica dropped
significantly
under 10
million
.
However
, they both
increased
dramaticallyand
reached at a peak of 25
million
in Brazil and 20
million
in Costa Rica.
Colombia had a more fluctuated figure of
exports
than Brazil and Costa Rica.
First
, it stood at 5
million
in 2002 and
steadily
increased
in four years. 2008
saw
a sharp fall to about
2million
. After that, the
exports
increased
sharply
of 15
millionat
the
end
of the period.