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Band 5+: 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 bar chart provides how the number of tea and coffee which was transported by four different countries (Canada, UK, USA and Germany ) changed in a year 2007.

Overall, it can be seen that the imported amount of tea showed a steady but rise significantly while this rates in coffee showed a downward trend. However, both rates showed some fluctuations too.

Looking ad the increased data chart, it is evident that in 2007 tea transported rate inn Canada was 4000 tonnes. However, this rates showed a gradual increased and reached the highest peak in the chart, the rate was around 16000 tonnes, respectively. After that importing tea rates in USA and Germany showed a downward, which was about 9000 and 6000 tonnes, but these rate are the highest than the coffee rates of those countries.

Turning to the decreased data chart, it is clear that Canada imported 8000 tonnes coffee in 2007, and this rate is the highest value in the chart. In UK, coffee transported less than 4000 tonnes, which was the lowest imported coffee in the chart, and this imported rates increased in USA which was about 7000 tonnes. Last, but not least, Germany imported coffee less than 6000 tonnes.

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