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Band 6+: 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 making comparisons where relevant.

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The bar graph compares four various countries with regard to importing tea and coffee in tonne terms.

Overall, the UK tops the chart in terms of importing teas, while Germany holds the lead with regard to buying coffee from other countries.

The UK and the USA import massive amount of tea, with the former accounting for 160000 tonnes and the latter in the region of 50000 tonnes less. As for buying coffee from other countries, on the other hand, the difference gap relatively high. The United Kingdom imports coffee eightfold less as opposed to tea, the United States constitutes 40000 tonnes of coffee.

Canada recorded the same figure with the US in terms of importing coffee, and roughly 20000 tonnes in tea import. In addition, Germany is the only country whose import rate of tea and coffee shows a small difference. While coffee importation makes up about 43000 tonnes, 3000 tonnes more in comparison to tea import.

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