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The image displays the 2007 import data in tonnes of tea and coffee for Canada, the UK, the USA, and Germany: Canada imported approximately 40,000 tonnes of tea and 20,000 tonnes of coffee; the UK recorded around 170,000 tonnes of tea and 50,000 tonnes of coffee; the USA imported about 110,000 tonnes of tea and 70,000 tonnes of coffee; Germany imported near 30,000 tonnes of tea and 60,000 tonnes of coffee.

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The graph illustrates the quantity of tea and coffee imported by Canada, UK, USA and Germany in the 2007.

Overall, Canada and UK is the dominant importers of coffee and tea, respectively. While, Canada is on the lowest in importing tea and following UK for the coffee.

In the 2007, Canada imported the most coffee amoung other three countries around 80,000 tounnes, where as, UK imports the lowest amount of coffee nearly 20,000 tonnes. Addittionally, Germany and USA are above the UK, and just lower in numbers from Canada around 50,000 and 40,000 tonnes, respectively.

On the otherhand, UK is the leading importer of tea around 160,000 tonnes whereas, Canada is the non-dominant amoung all three countries around 20,000 tonnes. Moreover, USA stood on second position which imports tea around 120,000 whereas, Germany imports 40,000 tonnes in 2017.

In conclusion, all of the three countries impotering figures for tea and coffee never matches and if tea is imported more then coffee in smaller numbers and viceversa.

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