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The image shows a line chart of jam sales in million units from 2009 to 2014 for five fruit types. Strawberry sales were: 2009: 3.2, 2010: 3.5, 2011: 4.5, 2012: 5.2, 2013: 6.0, and 2014: 7.1. Raspberry sales were: 2009: 2.6, 2010: 2.8, 2011: 3.2, 2012: 4.8, 2013: 5.2, and 2014: 5.3. Grape sales were: 2009: 0.5, 2010: 1.2, 2011: 2.2, 2012: 3.3, 2013: 4.0, and 2014: 4.5. Cherry sales were: 2009: 1.8, 2010: 2.5, 2011: 2.0, 2012: 3.2, 2013: 3.2, and 2014: 2.8. Plum sales were: 2009: 2.5, 2010: 2.0, 2011: 1.5, 2012: 1.0, 2013: 0.5, and 2014: 0.
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The line graph illustrates the sales of five various kinds of jam between 2009 and 2014.
Overall, it is clear that the strawberry jam was the most demanding product by the and of the period, while the plum jam was the least popular. In contrast, the sales of raspberry and cherry jams fluctuated over the period.
The sales of strawberry jam rose gradually starting from about 3 million in 2009, and reached a pick at 7 million in 2014. Plum jam, however, experienced the dramatic drop by the 2014, whereas the sales of grape jam is increased from around 0,5 million to about 4,5 million.
Regarding the sales of cherry jam, it is fluactuated significantly between 2009 and 2013, and slightly fell to approximately 1,9 million. In addition, the raspberry jam experinced the fluctuation, but in slight amount. It has reached a pick to about 5,5 million by the end of the time.
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