The bar chart illustrates tea and coffee figures, in tonnes, which were imported across four different countries in 2007.
Overall, tea generated the highest tonnes in the UK, while coffee recorded almost steady tonnes throughout the countries. However, coffee showed higher tonnes than tea in all countries except in the UK.
Looking first at tea, it stood relatively low in both Canada and the US, with showing 20,000 tonnes in these countries respectively. This consistent tendency reached a peak of 80,000 in the UK. But it showed approximately 43,000 tonnes in Germany.
Regarding coffee, the former generated almost 40,000 tonnes in the UK, compared with slightly higher than 39,000 tonnes it showed on Canada. This figure stood at 30,000 in the UK but peaked at slightly over 50,000 in Germany.
