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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 given graph demonstrates information about sugar production and consumption in India between 2001 and 2011.
Overall, it can be seen, that the figures of sugar consumption shows steady and stable increase over the period. Also, the amount of sugar production fluctuated significantly between 2001 and 2011.
Looking at the details, the sugar production in 2001 was approximately 18-19 million tones, while the consumption was lower, about 15 million tones. Then the graph of sugar production shows stable decrease to around 15 million tones in 2005, but then there was a sharp decrease to about 27-28 million tones.
In contrast, the sugar consumption illustrates stable increase from under 15 million tones to about 25 million during the period.
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