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Band 8+: The graph below shows the amount of tea and coffee imported by four different countries. summarise the information by selecting and rePorting the main Points and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image is a bar graph depicting the consumption of tea and coffee in tonnes for four countries: Canada, US, UK, and Germany. The vertical axis scale increments by 10000 from 0 to 90000. Canada's tea consumption is 20000 tonnes and coffee is approximately 33000 tonnes. The US has tea consumption at 30000 tonnes and coffee at around 47000 tonnes. The UK consumes 80000 tonnes of tea and 50000 tonnes of coffee. Germany's tea consumption is 12000 tonnes and coffee is 88000 tonnes. Tea is represented with striped bars and coffee with solid bars.
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The picture shows the amount of tea and coffee imported by four different countries.

Overall, while the quantity of coffee in the US, Canada, and Germany was considerably higher compared to tea, the opposite was true for the UK. Additionally, the amount of tea in the UK was by far the highest.

As far as the amount of coffee was concerned, Germany led the list of countries in terms of coffee imports, at 50,000 tonnes. The next positions were occupied by Canada and the USA, with almost identical figures of around 40,000 tonnes. With about 30,000 tonnes, the United Kingdom had the lowest figure among the countries.

By contrast, the UK, despite recording the lowest figure for coffee imports, led the ranking in tea imports with 80,000 tonnes. While the amount of tea in the USA and Canada was similar, at around 20,000 tonnes, that of Germany was recorded at about 40,000 tonnes.

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