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The image presents a line graph depicting coffee exports in millions of kilograms from Brazil, Colombia, and Costa Rica between 2002 and 2012. In 2002, Brazil exported 12 million kg, Costa Rica 15 million kg, and Colombia 5 million kg. By 2004, Brazil increased to 15 million kg, Costa Rica reduced to 13 million kg, and Colombia remained stable at 5 million kg. In 2006, Brazil's exports rose to 17 million kg, Costa Rica declined to 12 million kg, and Colombia's exports dropped slightly below 5 million kg. In 2008, Brazil maintained 17 million kg, Costa Rica's exports halved to 6 million kg, and Colombia experienced a rise to 7 million kg. By 2010, Brazil's exports surged to 20 million kg, Costa Rica's exports remained stable at 6 million kg, and Colombia increased significantly to 12 million kg. Finally, in 2012, Brazil attained the highest export value of 25 million kg, Costa Rica had a slight increase to 11 million kg, and Colombia reached about 17 million kg.
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The line graph illustrates changes in how much coffee was exported in three countries from 2002 to 2012.
Overall, there were increases in the amount of coffee exported in all three countries, with Brazil witnessing the most considerable growth. It is also noticeable that Costa Rica started the highest but was surpassed by Brazil from 2003 onwards.
Looking first at Costa Rica, 15 million kilograms of coffee was sold oversea in the beginning, three times higher than that of Colombia. Coffee exportation in Costa Rica declined sharply to a low of 6 million kilograms, followed by a recovery to end the period at 20 million kilograms, after surpassing that of Colombia in 2007.
Turning next to Brazil, this country recorded a sharp rise throughout, despite some mild fluctuations ranging from 15 to 20 million kilograms between 2004 and 2010. It is also important to note that Brazil overtook Costa Rica to become the largest coffee exporter in 2003.
As for the remaining country, 5 million kilograms of coffee was exported in 2002. Export figures for Colombia rose considerably to peak (at 12 million) in the same year Costa Rica reached its low, followed by a plummet to merely 3 million kilograms, before quadrupling to end the period at 15 million kilograms.
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