the line chart demonstrates the changes in the amount of sugar consumed and produced in India over a 10 year period, beginning from 2001. (measured in million tonnes)
overall, there was an upward trend in the volume of sugar production and usage, while the higher figure witnessed in sugar production. Additionally, the quantity of sugar produced experienced a significant oscillation.
to be specific, the amount of sugar which was used in India started at 15 million tonnes in 2001, after which it rose dramatically to reach 20 million tonnes 3 years later, before stabilizing around this level until 2007. On the contrary, the figure for sugar production saw a considerable fluctuation, ranging from a low of 13 to a high of 27, between 2001 and 2007.
from 2007 onwards, 20 million tonnes of sugar consumption was seen in 2007, followed by a gradual growth to reach a peak of around 23 million tonnes at the end of the period. Conversely, the data for the usage of sugar continued to oscillate drastically from roughly 15 to nearly 23 million tonnes, from 2007 to 2011.