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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 chart illustrates fluctuations in the coffee export level in Brazil, Colombia, and Costa Rica over a 10-year period.
Overall, despite some fluctuations, there was an increase in the number of coffees exported in all three countries examined, with Colombia witnessing the most dramatic rise in the latter half of the period. In addition, Brazil consistently had the highest figures throughout the period.
The export of coffee in Brazil started at about 12 million kilograms, after which it saw a mild fluctuation to nearly 17 million kilograms in 2010, before reaching a peak of approximately 25 million kilograms in 2012. Similarly, the figure for Colombia fluctuated in the first 8 years from 5 to nearly double, followed by a sharp growth of 15 million kilograms in the final year.
About 15 million kilograms of coffee were exported by Costa Rica in 2002, with dramatic fluctuations in the first six years, and a final rise from nearly 15 million kilograms in 2010 to about 20 million kilograms in 2012.
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