The supplied bar chart gives information about the amount of tea and coffee consumed by people during 2015.
As a general trend, in Canada and the United States witnessed the highest amount of coffee, while Russia had the lowest indicator. From then onwards, Turkey showed the biggest numbers in tea consumption, whereas the United States and Canada had the smallest ones.
Categorically speaking, the peaked expenses on tea were in Turkey as it enumerated exactly – 5 kilograms per person. In Russia, the consumption rate was half that of Turkey almost 2.5 kilograms per person. Lastly, the figures for the four countries are pretty similar, with 1 for Australia, 1,5 for Canada, roughly 1 for New Zealand and eventually 1,5 for the United States.
Finally, the figures for Canada and the United States had the highest in coffee sharings accounting for almost 6 kilograms per person. The consumption of coffee in New Zeland, the United Kingdom and Australia come next since they had the numbers half as much as the indicator in previous countries, almost 3 kilograms per person. Meanwhile, the expenditure on coffee in Russia and Turkey was the lowest constituted 1,5 and 2 kilograms per person, respectively.