The line graph illustrate how the quantity of coffee exported in three different countries of Brazil, Colombia and Costa Rica changed between 2002 and 2012.
In general, it is noticeable that there was an remarkably upward trend in triple countries over a period of 10 years. In addition, the amount of coffee exported from Costa Rica was higher than those of Brazil and Colombia in most of the years.
In 2002, the volume of coffee transported from Costa Rica stood at precisely 15 million kilograms, which was higher than the figures for Brazil and Colombia, at more or less 12 million and exactly 5 million respectively. Over the following, period of 6 years while the amount of coffee exported from Brazil increased to a peak of 20 million kilograms. The amount of coffee shipped from Costa Rica had dropped to more or less of 7 million in 2006 before rising significant to around 12 million in 2008. Despite increasing noticeably to roughly 11 million in 2006, the volume of coffee transported from Costa Rica witnessed a dramatic decline to the lowest point of 3 million in 2008.
From 2008 onwards, the amount of coffee exported from Brazil rose significantly to 15 million. Similarly, the quantity of coffee from both countries Colombia and Costa Rica grew noticeably 20 million and 15 million in turn.