The line graph illustrates how much 5 different types of jams namely: strawberry, raspberry, grape, cherry and plum were consumed over a 6-year period starting from 2009
Overall, it can be seen that while plum witnessed a downward trend, a reverse pattern can be seen in the remaining jams. It is clear that, strawberry dominated the line graph over the period shown.
As can be seen from the graph, the consumption of strawberry rank first in 2009, with approximately over 3 millions units, then it peaked at 7 millions units in 2014. The figures for grape and raspberry shared the same rising pattern. While the consumption of grape soared from 0.5 million to 3.5 million; those of raspberry stood at 5.5 million at the end of the period, which almost doubled the original figure.
It also shown in chart that in 2009, 2.5 million units of plum was sold. However, this kind of jam experienced the plummet until bottoming out at 0 in 2014. Regarding to the sales of chery which fluctuated at around 2 million units during the first four year , decreased slightly just under 2 million units in 2014