The bar chart illustrates the figures of tea and coffee which were brought into four countries, comprising Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States of America, and Germany.
In general, the tonnes of tea shipped in many countries, in which people adored the drink more than coffee. However, there were far more tonnes of coffee in Canada, while the opposite could be told in the following nations.
Turning to details, the total megagram of imported tea stood at its all-time high of 12,500 in the UK, differing from coffee by roughly 8,500 tonnes, which showed a large difference among the four countries. Moreover, they also dominated in the USA by importing 8,500 tonnes.
With respect to tonnes of coffee, the coffee kept the quantity of imports over 3,000 tonnes. Furthermore, the coffee imports reached 8,000 by being higher than tea tonnes in Canada, albeit less than tea in the next three countries. Moreover, coffee competed to stand higher than tea quantities in Germany, where people loved to drink coffee, but they only achieved being less by 500 tonnes than tea.