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The image presents a line graph titled 'Unit sales of five different types of jam', charting unit sales in millions by year from 2009 to 2014 for five jam types. Strawberry sales (in millions) were: 2009 (3.5), 2010 (3.9), 2011 (5.5), 2012 (5.9), 2013 (6.5), and 2014 (6.6). Raspberry sales were: 2009 (2.8), 2010 (3.1), 2011 (3.5), 2012 (4.1), 2013 (4.8), and 2014 (5.2). Plum sales were: 2009 (2.5), 2010 (2.4), 2011 (2.0), 2012 (1.5), 2013 (1.0), and 2014 (0.1). Cherry sales were: 2009 (1.6), 2010 (1.8), 2011 (2.6), 2012 (2.2), 2013 (2.8), and 2014 (2.5). Grape sales were: 2009 (1.0), 2010 (1.2), 2011 (1.5), 2012 (2.0), 2013 (3.0), and 2014 (4.3).
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The line graph illustrates one company’s unit sales of 5 different types of jam between 2009 and 2014
Overall, while unit sales strawberry, raspberry, cherry and grape witnessed a dramatic increase, Plum witnessed a significant decline. In addition, Strawberry remained the highest throughout the period. Meanwhile, It is also noteworthy that grape experienced the most significant growth
In 2009, the sales of Strawberry were the highest at around 3.5 million, after which it experienced a dramatic increase to reach a peak of 5.5 million in 2011, before ending the period at 6.5 million. Similar changes, but to a lesser extent with Raspberry and Grape, which rose consistently, from around 3 million in 2009 to around 5 million in 2014, and from 1 million to around 4 million.
In 2009, the sales of cherry started around 2 million, the trend fluctuating around 2.5 million and ending in 2.5 million. Meanwhile, Plum experienced a sharp fall from 2.5 million to 0 million.
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