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The image presents a bar graph comparing coffee production across four years: 1990, 1995, 2000, and 2010, for Brazil, Colombia, Indonesia, and Vietnam measured in million tonnes. In 1990, Brazil produced approximately 8 million tonnes, Colombia about 2.5 million tonnes, Indonesia around 0.8 million tonnes, and Vietnam roughly 0.2 million tonnes; in 1995, Brazil's production was approximately 11 million tonnes, Colombia's remained at 2.5 million tonnes, Indonesia stayed at 0.8 million tonnes, and Vietnam's increased slightly to 0.3 million tonnes. In 2000, Brazil reached roughly 14 million tonnes, Colombia decreased slightly to 2 million tonnes, Indonesia remained at 0.8 million tonnes, and Vietnam rose significantly to 0.9 million tonnes. By 2010, Brazil's production was about 18.5 million tonnes, Colombia's dropped to just below 2 million tonnes, Indonesia maintained about 0.8 million tonnes, and Vietnam's production sharply increased to almost 2 million tonnes.
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This data illustrate facts about 4 regions that the coffee production in it in 1990 and 2010 .
Over all, the most noticeable feature is Brazil being number 1 around the years in coffee production and Colombia being steadily decreased in the same years.
First of all, as we can see in 1990 there was no big difference between them especially between Brazil and Colombia cuz the first one got around 0.7 tonne and the last got 0.6 tonne . Secondly, in 1995 the amount of coffee Brazil produced clearly has been increased. On the other hand, Colombia production has dropped to around 0.5 tonne.
Also, in 1995 and 2000 Brazil production significantly increased from 1 to around 15 tonnes in five years and this the clearest growth in the data.
Finally, in 2010 Brazil become the highest country that produces the most tons of coffee who reached around 19 tonnes in 20 years.
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