The bar chart illustrates the amount of tea and coffee imported by four different countries – Canada, UK, USA and Germany – in tonnes.
Overall, the UK preferred tea import was the largest, while Canada imported less both tea and coffee, compared to others.
Firstly, Canada purchased least tea and coffee, their tea import was about 20,000 tonnes, while their coffee was twice as much as their tea. Canadians most preferred coffee instead of tea. In contrast, English-language speakers accounted considerably greater amount of tea than its coffee and others, about 140,000 tonnes difference between them.
In addition, the larger amount of tea accounted for USA, approximately 110,000. Whereas, their coffee rate was much lower than its tea, just over than 39,999. Conversely, Germany’s point was too small, coffee was around well-over than 40,000, while the tea import was nearly 40,000, making it least popular.
