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Band 5+: The graph below shows the amount of tea and coffee imported by four different countries in tonnes. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main points and make comparions where relevant.

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The image displays a bar chart comparing the import of tea and coffee in tonnes across Canada, UK, USA, and Germany. Canada: Tea 20000 tonnes, Coffee 40000 tonnes. UK: Tea 160000 tonnes, Coffee 30000 tonnes. USA: Tea 110000 tonnes, Coffee 80000 tonnes. Germany: Tea 50000 tonnes, Coffee 70000 tonnes.
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The bar chart gives the information about amount of tea and coffee transffered by four countries in 2007, in tonnes. Overall, UK and USA transported more amount of tea, while other two countries conveyed more amount of coffee. Moreover the UK led in top of the largest importer of tea than other states.

Tea standed out the highes import in UK and USA with significant difference, than Canada and Germany. While Canada transported 20,000 tonnes of tea, this figur was twice higher in Germany with 40,00 tonnes of tea. This discrepancy in tea imports was even more noticiable in the USA and UK, with 120,000 tonnes, and UK showed staggering 160,000 tonnes transported of tea.

In contrast, Canada and Germany showed fewer increase in transffered tea. However, this countries demostreated significant growth in coffee, wherease additional countries indicated low figur in transport coffee, UK displayed 20,000 tonnes, USA was twice increased with 40,000 tonnes transported coffee. The graph shows that Canada had the highest amount of coffee, with 80,000 tonnes, while Germany was double lower, with 40,000 tonnes.

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