The bar graph compares the import volume of coffee and tea by four distinct nations: Canada, America, the UK, and Germany. Generally, while coffee is the favorite beverage in Canada, the USA, and Germany, English people favor tea more.
In detail, 80,000 tonnes of tea are imported to England, which is nearly triple that of coffee, accounting for only 30,000 tonnes. In contrast, the amount of coffee consumed by Germans, with 50,000 tonnes of coffee, is the highest of all nations, compared to only 40,000 tonnes of tea.
Concerning Canada and America, the two countries share virtually identical figures. While Canada imports approximately 39,000 tonnes of coffee, the USA’s import volume is marginally higher, with a precise amount of 40,000 tonnes. Similarly, the Canadian and American import volumes for tea are around 20,000 and 21,000 tonnes, with Canada being the smallest importer of tea among the four countries.
