The tables show how fairtrade coffee and banana sales changed in five countries in 2004 compared to 1999. The Units are measured in millions of euros. Overall, coffee sales rose in all countries, among which the most dramatic increase was observed in the UK. While banana sales rose in all but two countries, namely Belgium and Sweden, the UK experienced the highest revenue in both years as well as the most significant increase in sales. Among the countries in question, Belgium and Sweden had the lowest market share for coffee, whereas the lowest figures were shared by Denmark, Sweden, and Belgium for banana sales. As for coffee sales, except for the UK, the four countries experienced slight increases in sales. For instance, Switzerland doubled its sales from three to six million euros, while sales grew in both Denmark and Sweden by 200,000 euros. The UK, however, took the lead with a dazzling rise in revenue by more than 18 million euros. Similarly, banana sales more than doubled in
The tables show how fairtrade coffee and banana sales changed in five countries in 2004 compared to 1999. The Units are measured in millions of euros.
Overall, coffee sales rose in all countries, among which the most dramatic increase was observed in the UK. While banana sales rose in all but two countries, namely Belgium and Sweden, the UK experienced the highest revenue in both years as well as the most significant increase in sales. Among the countries in question, Belgium and Sweden had the lowest market share for coffee, whereas the lowest figures were shared by Denmark, Sweden, and Belgium for banana sales.
As for coffee sales, except for the UK, the four countries experienced slight increases in sales. For instance, Switzerland doubled its sales from three to six million euros, while sales grew in both Denmark and Sweden by 200, 000 euros. The UK, however, took the lead with a dazzling rise in revenue by more than 18 million euros.
Similarly, banana sales more than doubled in the UK, Switzerland, and Denmark between ’99 and ’04; however, in Belgium and Sweden, there was a slight drop in revenue. The UK had the highest banana sales in both years, as they increased over threefold, from 15 to 47 million euros. Originally, Swiss sales were almost twice as high as those of Denmark (1 and 0. 6 m, respectively), and both surged, reaching 5. 5 and 4 m respectively. Meanwhile, there was little difference between the figures for Sweden and Belgium (2 and 1. 8 m, respectively), both of which nearly halved to reach about one million in 2004.
The tables
show
how
fairtrade
coffee
and banana
sales
changed
in five
countries
in 2004 compared to 1999. The Units
are measured
in
millions
of euros.
Overall
,
coffee
sales
rose in all
countries
, among which the most dramatic increase
was observed
in the UK. While banana
sales
rose in all
but
two
countries
,
namely
Belgium and Sweden, the UK experienced the highest revenue in both years
as well as
the most significant increase in
sales
. Among the
countries
in question, Belgium and Sweden had the lowest market share for
coffee
, whereas the lowest figures
were shared
by Denmark, Sweden, and Belgium for banana sales.
As for
coffee
sales
,
except for
the UK, the four
countries
experienced slight increases in
sales
.
For instance
, Switzerland doubled its
sales
from three to six
million
euros, while
sales
grew in both Denmark and Sweden by 200, 000 euros. The UK,
however
, took the lead with a dazzling rise in revenue by more than 18
million
euros.
Similarly
, banana
sales
more than doubled in the UK, Switzerland, and Denmark between ’99 and ’04;
however
, in Belgium and Sweden, there was a slight drop in revenue. The UK had the highest banana
sales
in both years, as they increased over threefold, from 15 to 47
million
euros.
Originally
, Swiss
sales
were almost twice as high as those of Denmark (1 and 0. 6 m,
respectively
), and both surged, reaching 5. 5 and 4 m
respectively
. Meanwhile, there was
little
difference between the figures for Sweden and Belgium (2 and 1. 8 m,
respectively
), both of which
nearly
halved to reach about one
million
in 2004.