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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 graph gives a detailed information about the amount of coffee exported from three different countries from 2002 to 2012.
Overall, it is clear that all three countries experienced an increase in their proportions. It is also worth mentioning that in all-time perspective Brazil exported more coffee than other two countries.
Looking at the details, in 2002, Costa Rica was the leading country, with a total of 15 million kilogrammes of coffee exported. By contrast, Columbia exported only 5 million kilogrammes and Brazil was ranked second with approximately 12 million kilogrammes coffee exports.
By 2006, the rates had changed significantly. The amount of coffee exported from Costa Rica had seen a huge decline and had dropped to around 7 million kilogrammes, while figures for Columbia had reached more or less 12 million kilogrammes. There was a slight increase to 15 million kilogrammes for Brazil.
By the end of the chart, the amount of coffee exported from Brazil, after surging rapidly since 2006, reached the point of 25 million kilogrammes per year. The figures for Costa Rika and Columbia made up 20 million 15 million kilogrammes, respectively.
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