the tables below give information about sales of Fairtrade-labelled coffee and banana in 1999 and 2004 in five European Countries
A glance at the two tables provided reveals a number of clear differences between the five countries, which are UK, Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium and Sweden, in terms of the sales of Fairtrade-labelled coffee and bananas in 1999 and 2004. Units are measured in euros.
One particular interesting fact highlighted by the table is that, when compared to 1999, all these countries bought more Fairtrade-labelled coffee in 2004. However, regarding to banana, most country share the same growing trend except for Sweden and Denmark.
From the information supplied, it is evident that Switzerland has the most sales (3 millions) in coffee in 1999, which is around triple from Sweden, the least (0. 8 millions). In stark contrast, though in 2004, the UK took the lead of Fairtrade-labelled coffee consumption for 20 millions, in contrast to Sweden merely 1 million.
With regard to the Banana, the Switzerland consumed the most for 15 million in 1999 and 47 million in 2004 respectively. Similarly, both the UK and Belgium share the same growing trend for almost around four to times from the sales in 1999 (1 million and 0. 6 million respectively). Conversely, the sales in Sweden and Denmark had the opposite current, within only 1 to 2 million.
A glance at the two tables provided reveals a number of
clear
differences between the five countries, which are UK, Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium and Sweden, in terms of the
sales
of
Fairtrade-labelled
coffee
and bananas in 1999 and 2004. Units
are measured
in euros.
One particular interesting fact highlighted by the table is that, when compared to 1999, all these countries
bought
more
Fairtrade-labelled
coffee
in 2004.
However
,
regarding to
banana, most country share the same growing trend
except for
Sweden and Denmark.
From the information supplied, it is evident that Switzerland has the most
sales
(3
millions)
in
coffee
in 1999, which is around triple from Sweden, the least (0. 8
millions)
. In stark contrast, though in 2004, the UK took the lead of
Fairtrade-labelled
coffee
consumption for 20
millions
,
in contrast
to Sweden
merely
1 million.
With regard to the Banana, the Switzerland consumed the most for 15
million
in 1999 and 47
million
in 2004
respectively
.
Similarly
, both the UK and Belgium share the same growing trend for almost around four to times from the
sales
in 1999 (1
million
and 0. 6
million
respectively
).
Conversely
, the
sales
in Sweden and Denmark had the opposite
current
, within
only
1 to 2
million
.