The line chart illustrates in how much sugar were produced and utilized in India over a decade, beginning from 2001, mesured by million tonnes.
From an overall perspective, there was an upward trend in both production and consumption. While the former experienced significant oscillations, the latter saw a steady rise during the period.
To be specific, the amount of produced sugar started at 17 million tonnes in 2001, after which it descended considerably to a low at under 15 million tonnes in 2005. In contrast, the figure for utilization of sugar witnessed a notable increase, from 15 million tonnes to 20 million tonnes between 2001 and 2003, then it remain stably until 2005.
From 2005 onwards, the usage of sugar continued its progressively changed, ending the period at 23 million tonnes. Meanwhile, the production revealed notable fluctuations from 14 million tonnes to 27 million tonnes, finally it stood at 26 million tonnes in the final year.