The line graph illustrates the difference in production of Timber, pulp and paper in the forest industry in a European country, measured in Million Tonnes.
Overall, the most noticeable feature is that pulp accounted for the highest figure throughout the period. Meanwhile, timber fluctuated over the period.
At first, the production of pulp started with 3 million tonnes from 1980 and steadily increased untill 1995. Afterwards, slightly increased and reached at 10 million tonnes in the year 2000 and surpassed pulp in 1985 and timber in approximately 1991. Following that, timber commenced at 6 million tonnes and slightly increased 9 million tones in 1985. Following this, it slightly decresed untill 1995 and steadily increased and ended with 7 million tonnes in the year 2000.
Pulp began at 4 million tonnes from 1980 and slightly increased 1985 before decreasing. Following this, it rose up and reached 6 million tonnes in 2000.
