The bar graph compare the proportion of sustenance and products that were purchased in supermarket across three nations in Europe, for two seperate years, 1998 and 2008.
overall, it is clear that the figure for food and supermarket products was brought by household in Europe also increased in three countries for two years . Additionally country B bought the highest percentage of both side, while it was country A in 2008.
Regarding food, supermarkets in country A supplied one-tenth for its household in 1998, which then grow to 35% by 2008. Recorded the most significant increase. Similarly but too lesser extent , the figure for country B increased slightly from roughly 23% to 28% in the same period. Country C showed the lowest growth, saw an marginal increased around 6% to 9% from 1998 to 2008.
As for other gloceries, country A recorded approximately 5% in 1998, which sharply rose to nearly two fifths in 2008 and its figure saw a largest growth . In addition , families in country B purchased about 22% product in 1998, then documented an increase to 25% in the final year. Although the country 3 showed a relatively rapid growth , its figure were consistantly the lowest in both years roughly 1% and about 15%, respectively.