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Band 6+: the graph below shows information about tea and coffee import to four different countries

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The image contains a bar chart titled "The import of tea and coffee, 2007" and a textual analysis. The chart shows imports in tonnes for four countries: Canada (Coffee ~80,000, Tea ~20,000), UK (Coffee ~20,000, Tea ~160,000), USA (Coffee ~40,000, Tea ~120,000), and Germany (Coffee ~50,000, Tea ~40,000). The accompanying text under "Body Paragraph 1 – Tea imports" breaks down the tea data: UK ~160,000 tonnes, USA ~120,000 tonnes, Germany ~40,000 tonnes, and Canada ~20,000 tonnes. The text under "Body Paragraph 2 – Coffee imports" details the coffee data: Canada ~80,000 tonnes, Germany ~50,000 tonnes, USA ~40,000 tonnes, and UK ~20,000 tonnes.
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The bar chart compares the amounts of coffee and tea bought by four countries, the USA< GERMANY

Overall, among all countries, the U.K. stood out as the largest importer of tea, while Canada was the smallest importer. In contrast, the UK has the lowest rate for buying coffee, and Canada has the opposite trend. The USA and Germany imported almost the same amount of coffee; however, the former country had a higher position in tea imports. IN TEa import UK was far the most, and the USA is the second, but Canada was the lowest importing country, where in coffee imports, Canada is the highest, and the UK is the lowest.

The importing pattern of two goods in the U.K and Canada is controversial, as a former tea-loving country bought 160,000 tonnes of tea from overseas, whilst twice less coffee was imported to Canada. To the UK, just 20,000 tonnes of coffee were imported, which is the same as Canada’s import of tea.

A similar amount of tonnes of coffee is imported in the USA and Germany, with the Americans buying exactly 40,000 tonnes, and Germany imports about 45,000 tonnes. The number of tea imports to both countries is strikingly different, as the former one brought in as much as the USA’s coffee import, but the USA tripled in tea expert comparing with Germany.

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the graph below shows information about tea and coffee import to four different countries

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