The bar chart depicts information about the quantity of tea and coffee imported by four nations, measured in tonnes.
Overall, the quantity of tea imports exceeded that of coffee imported in most countries,
with Canada being the only exception where coffee was more popular. Notably, the amount of tea was the most widely imported in the UK in contrast to that of coffee imported, making them the highest gap among all nations.
Getting back to the details, the UK was the leading importer of tea with roughly 160,000 tonnes, followed by the USA at approximately 110,000 tonnes .In contrast, Canada imported 40,000 tonnes of coffee, twice the amount of tea by 20,000 tonnes. Of equal importance , the UK also imported only about 20,000 tonnes of coffee, the lowest figure for coffee imports across the four countries. In Germany, the amount of tea and coffee were fairly stable at below roughly 410000 tonnes.