The line graph shows the changes in the amount of the coffee exported from three countries between 1990 and 2015.
The given line graph illustrates how much coffee was exported in three different regions, namely Brazil, Costa Rica, and Colombia, from 1990 to 2015 and is measured in millions of kilograms.
Overall, despite som fluctuation, three countries saw a upward trend. In addition, Brazil exported the most coffee in the end of the period.
At the beginning, Costa Rica exported just over 10 million kilograms of coffee, which was the highest figure of the three countries. However, then, coffee exports dropped quichkly to a low of slightly over 5 million kilograms in 2000, although, from then on wards, they showed a dramatic increase to finish at the highest point of a round 17 million, just below Brazil.
In 1990, coffee exports from Bzaril stood at approximately 7 million kilograms, rising steadily over the 25- year period to reach a peak of exactly 20 million in 2015. By contrast, the figures for Colombia began much lower at just around 3 million kilograms. They overtook Costa Rica in 2000, with coffee exports reaching 8 million, but there was then a sharp decrease to only 1. 5 million in 2005, although they climbed rapidly over the following 10 years to end at precisely 10 million kilograms in 2015. 
The  
given
 line graph illustrates how much  
coffee
  was exported
 in three  
different
 regions,  
namely
 Brazil, Costa Rica, and Colombia, from 1990 to 2015 and  
is measured
 in  
millions
 of kilograms. 
Overall
, despite  
som
 fluctuation, three countries  
saw
  a
 upward trend.  
In addition
, Brazil exported the most  
coffee
 in the  
end
 of the period.
At the beginning, Costa Rica exported  
just
  over
 10  
million
 kilograms of  
coffee
, which was the highest figure of the three countries.  
However
, then,  
coffee
 exports dropped  
quichkly
 to a low of  
slightly
  over
 5  
million
 kilograms in 2000, although, from then on wards, they  
showed
 a dramatic increase to finish at the highest point of a round 17  
million
,  
just
 below Brazil.
In 1990,  
coffee
 exports from  
Bzaril
 stood at approximately 7  
million
 kilograms, rising  
steadily
  over
 the 25- year period to reach a peak of exactly 20  
million
 in 2015. By contrast, the figures for Colombia began much lower at  
just
 around 3  
million
 kilograms. They overtook Costa Rica in 2000, with  
coffee
 exports reaching 8  
million
,  
but
 there was then a sharp decrease to  
only
 1. 5  
million
 in 2005, although they climbed  
rapidly
  over
 the following 10 years to  
end
 at  
precisely
 10  
million
 kilograms in 2015.