The bar chart below shows data
about the percentage of coffee
produced in top four nations namely
Brazil, Vietnam, Indonesia and
Colombia all over world between
2011 and 2013.
Overall, It is clear that, during the
period of 3 years saw an upward
trend in all four nations. In addition,
the coffee produced in Brazil was
highest over the time.
The years 2011 witnessed the figure
for producing coffee in Brazil at
42000, as opposed to 10000 in
Colombia. Then one year later, the
figure for that in Brazil increased production of Brazil and it was five
times as much as that of Colombia.
For Vietnam, the figure for coffee
produced in 2011 stood at around
230000 units, in comparison with
approximately 10000 in Indonesia.
In the next year, a moderate decline
to 22000 was seen in the output of
Vietnam, whereas that of Indonesia
rose to 11000 units. That figure of
Indonesia still unchanged in 2013,
but it grew dramatically to 28000
units in Vietnam at the same time.
The bar chart below
shows
data
about the percentage of coffee
produced in top four nations
namely
Brazil, Vietnam, Indonesia and
Colombia all over world between
2011 and 2013.
Overall
, It is
clear
that, during the
period of 3 years
saw
an upward
trend in all four nations.
In addition
,
the coffee produced in Brazil was
highest
over the time.
The years 2011 witnessed the figure
for producing coffee in Brazil at
42000, as opposed to 10000 in
Colombia. Then one
year
later, the
figure for that in Brazil increased production of Brazil and it was five
times as much as that of Colombia.
For Vietnam, the figure for coffee
produced in 2011 stood at around
230000 units,
in comparison
with
approximately 10000 in Indonesia.
In the
next
year
, a moderate decline
to 22000 was
seen
in the output of
Vietnam, whereas that of Indonesia
rose to 11000 units. That figure of
Indonesia
still
unchanged in 2013,
but
it grew
dramatically
to 28000
units in Vietnam at the same time.