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Band 6+: The graph below shows the Qatari and Omani import totals (in tons) for several types of vegetables in 1990. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays two pie charts detailing Qatari and Omani vegetable import totals in tonnes for 1990. Qatar's imports were: Spinach 450 (H), Broccoli 220, Garlic 340, Peas 150 (L), and Ginger 300. Oman's imports were: Spinach 600, Broccoli 300 (L), Garlic 800 (H), Peas 400, and Ginger 300 (L).
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The purpose of this report is to outline the total imports of different vegetables in Qatar and Oman during the year 1990.

The highest imports in the graph of Qatar is spinach and garlic which is 450 tonnes and 340 tonnes. The lowest in the graph is the import of peas which is 150 tonnes on the other hand, the imports of broccoli and ginger varies from 220 to 300 tonnes in 1990.

The biggest import of Oman in 1990 is ginger which is 800 tonnes however, the least quantity of vegetables that Oman purchased is broccoli and ginger which didn’t increase from 300 tonnes. Then comes peas which was was brought to the country in quantity of 400 tonnes and spinach in 600 tonnes.

In conclusion to the annual imports of both Qatar and Oman, both countries bought ginger and garlic below 800 tonnes. Peas was lowest in Qatar’s graph but considerate in Oman’s graph. Broccoli import was below 300 tonnes however, spinnach import was 450-600 tonnes in both countries.

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