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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 graph below indicates the amount of imported tea and coffee in four different countries—Canada, the U.S., the United Kingdom, and Germany—measured in tonnes.
To begin with, the given graph states that the U.K. had imported the most amount of tea—80 tons, to be exact—followed by Germany, exceeding over 40 tons of imported tea, while Canada and the U.S. were recorded to import 20 tons of tea each.
On the other hand, 50 tons of coffee from Germany were imported worldwide. Secondly, 40 and 39 tons of imported coffee were from the U.S. and Canada. Lastly, only a few tons of coffee were imported from the U.K.—figuring 30 tons precisely.
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