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The image presents a line graph illustrating global fiber demand in million tons for Polyester, Cotton, Cellulosic, and Wool from 1980 to 2015: in 1980, Polyester at 5, Cotton at 15, Cellulosic at 9, Wool at 5; 1985 shows Polyester near 6, Cotton at 14, Cellulosic near 7, Wool at 4; 1990 depicts Polyester at 11, Cotton at 16, Cellulosic at 6, Wool at 3; 1995 with Polyester at 17, Cotton at 19, Cellulosic at 5, Wool near 3; 2000 highlights Polyester at 20, Cotton just below 21, Cellulosic just below 5, Wool below 3; 2005 sees Polyester at 33, Cotton at 23, Cellulosic just above 6, Wool below 3; 2010 shows Polyester at 45, Cotton at 25, Cellulosic over 6, Wool below 3; finally, 2015 with Polyester nearing 70, Cotton at 30, Cellulosic over 6, Wool below 3.
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The line graph illustrates the widespread demand for 4 textile fibres over a 35-year period, from 1980 to 2015.
Overall, 2 units increased, mainly Polyester, while Wool and Cellulosic reached a plateau and in the middle one had a slight drop, whereas the other mildly increased perspectively.
According to the information, Polyester in 1980 ranked only the third place among competitors, making up only 6 million tons. However, there was an upward trend with a mild fall and, eventually, reached a peak (almost 70 million tons). It is noticeable, that Cotton was the winner at the start, accounting for more than 10 million tons, but by 2015 it have had a mild growth(only 32 million tons).
At the same time, Wool and Cellulosic had the lowest results over the period permanently in less than 10. However, in earlier than 2000 Wool tediously increased from 3 to almost 9 million, while Cellulosic at the same time had a slowly fall by almost 0.
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