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Band 5+: THe amount of tea and coffee imported by four different countries.

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The image displays a bar graph titled "Writing Task 1 - The amount of tea and coffee imported by four different countries," comparing tea and coffee imports in Canada, UK, USA, and Germany. Canada imported approximately 20,000 units of tea and 18,000 units of coffee; the UK imported about 160,000 units of tea and 60,000 units of coffee; the USA imported approximately 80,000 units of tea and 140,000 units of coffee; Germany imported around 20,000 units of tea and 120,000 units of coffee. The vertical axis ranges from 0 to 180,000 with intervals of 20,000, and the horizontal axis lists the four countries.
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What has been depicted in the bar chart is how much tea and coffee is imported from four developed countries. Overall, the UK and the USA import more tea than coffee, whereas the reverse is true for Canada and Germany. Moreover, the United Kingdom was the biggest importer of tea among the four countries; however, the lowest importation of tea and coffee was dedicated to Canada and the UK, respectively.

The largest proportion of the imported tea was allocated to the UK, according to 160,000 tonnes, followed by the USA (just below 120,000 tonnes). In contrast, Germany and Canada bought significantly smaller quantities of tea, the former was four times less than the leading country in the chart, and the latter was 20,000 tonnes.

Germany and the United Kingdom were the largest and smallest importers of coffee, respectively, with imports from the United Kingdom accounting for half of Germany’s imports (20,000). Additionally, the USA and Canada experienced the same exact number, which was 40000 tonnes.

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THe amount of tea and coffee imported by four different countries.

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