The bar charts compare the figures for the world’s top three producers of four dairy items in 2012.
Overall, it is clear that the EU and the United States involved in almost all of the items production, while China, New Zealand, Brazil pruduced only one type of dairy product. India accounted for the production of milk and butter.
Looking at the charts, the EU produced the highest amount of milk and cheese in 2012, at 142,970 and 7,120 metric tons respectively, while India only produced 127 MT of milk and 7,500 MT of butter. Though the United states did not generate any milk power in 2012, they produced milk, cheese, and butter, at 90,038 MT, at 4,925 MT, and 810 MT respectively.
On the other had, the amount of cheese production in Brazil was 700 MT, which was 6420MT lower than the EU. Though the EU had relatively higher figure in butter, at 2,040 MT, it produced 770 MT of milk power in 2012. Out of the four items, China and New Zealand produced only 1,200 MT and 1,110 MT of milk power respectively.