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The image features a line graph comparing sugar production and consumption in India from 2001 to 2011, marking data points as: 2001-production 25, consumption 24; 2002-production 23, consumption 25; 2003-production 27, consumption 25; 2004-production 22, consumption 26; 2005-production 31, consumption 25; 2006-production 22, consumption 26; 2007-production 32, consumption 25; 2008-production 20, consumption 26; 2009-production 25, consumption 26; 2010-production 35, consumption 26; 2011-production 27, consumption 26.
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The line graph provide infomation sugar production and sugar consumption in India, between 2001 and 2011.
Overall, it is readily apparent that the sugar production had upward trend, figures experienced fluctuation and it peaked in 2007. Whereas, sugar consumption witnessed gradually rise with decline in 2005.
In terms of sugar production, at the beginning was roughly 24 and marginally declined to 25 in 2003. Followed by 2005, it plummeted at around 17 and then surged just below 35. Next year, it decreased to approximately 22 and ended just above 30.
As for sugar consumption, it started at around 26, and rose to 25. Then it fell to just under 25, however, it began to increase and was roughly 26 in 2007. In 2009, it was approximately 27. At the final phase, it was 28.
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