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Band 5+: The pie chart below shows bottled water consumption in various regions as a percent of global consumption and the bar-chart shows the growth of bottled water consumption in 2001

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The image shows a pie chart with bottled water consumption in 1999 and a bar graph with percent change in 2001. The pie chart segments are Western Europe 48%, Eastern Europe 2%, Asia 15%, Latin America 5%, Middle East 5%, Australia 2%, Africa 10%, U.S.A. 13%, New Zealand 0% (not visible). The bar graph depicts percent change in 2001 with Western Europe at approximately 2%, Australia at approximately 11%, Middle East at approximately 6%, Africa at approximately 8%, Latin America at approximately 9%, New Zealand at approximately 9%, Asia at approximately 6%, U.S.A. at approximately 11%.
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The pie char illustrates the Information about bottled water consumption in different countries at 1999 , while the bar chart shows the growth of bottled water consumption in 2001.

Overall,USA had the highest proportion of bottled water consumption , At the same time Western Europe represents the lowest figures. However , Asia showed significant improvement on bottled water consumption.

In terms of pie chart,in the USA ,bottle water accounted for around 48% of the total.The Asia had moderate bottled water consume at around 15% followed by Middles East and Africa at approximately 13% and at approximately 10% respectively. In addition , Australia and Western Europe had the lowest figures at 2% each one.

Regarding bar chart , Asia represented the massive growth , while Western Europe had the lowest. Most of the countries showed an increasing trend throughout the year. Latin America and New Zealand had the moderate increase in bottled water consume.

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