The bar chart depicts the amount of coffee production in four countries in a period of 20 years starting from 1990. Overall, it can be seen that all countries had an increading trend except for Colombia, which had the opposite trend. Furthermore, the increasing trend in Brazil was more significant than other countries.
In 1990, Brazil produced .7 million tonnes of coffee. This figure rose drastically to nearly 1.9 million tonnes by the end.
Initially, the amount of coffee production in Colombia was .6 million tonnes. It then saw a minute and constant decline of roughly .3 million tonnes until the end.
In the beginning, Indonesia and Vietnam produced .2 and .1 million tonnes of coffee, respectively. These figure then rose moderately by .2 million tonnes for both countries in 2010.