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The image presents a bar graph illustrating the production of an unspecified item in million tonnes from 1990 to 2010 for Brazil, Colombia, Indonesia, and Vietnam. In 1990, Brazil produced approximately 0.8 million tonnes, Colombia around 0.2 million tonnes, Indonesia roughly 0.6 million tonnes, and Vietnam close to 0.4 million tonnes. In 1995, Brazil's production increased to around 1 million tonnes, Colombia's slightly rose to just above 0.2 million tonnes, Indonesia's jumped to nearly 1.4 million tonnes, and Vietnam's escalated to approximately 1.6 million tonnes. By 2000, Brazil's production decreased to about 0.4 million tonnes, Colombia's remained stable at just above 0.2 million tonnes, Indonesia's reduced to roughly 0.8 million tonnes, and Vietnam's slightly increased to nearly 1.8 million tonnes. Lastly, in 2010, Brazil produced around 0.2 million tonnes, Colombia approximately 0.2 million tonnes, Indonesia close to 0.4 million tonnes, and Vietnam maintained its production at nearly 1.8 million tonnes.
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The bar chart expresses coffee manufacture in various nations, including Brazil, Colombia, Indonesia, and Vietnam in the 20-year period.
In general, it is obvious that Brazil was the most productive country among the four of them, while the opposite was true for Vietnam. In addition, three out of four countries saw an upward trend, except for Colombia.
In 1990, Brazil started at 0.7 million tons, which was 0,1 million tons more than that of Colombia. After 5 years, while the production of Brazil rose rapidly by 1.2 million, Colombia witnessed a considerable decline to 0.5. 15 years later, Brazil observed an enormous jump in data nearly doubling that in 1995. In the same period, a steady decrease of 0,2 million was seen in Colombia.
In the first 5 years of the survey, Indonesia’s figure remained stable at 0.2 million, and with the same trend, Vietnam coffee production was recorded a half of Indonesia. With the figures of Indonesia and Vietnam in 2000 and 2010, it can be evaluated that the gap between both countries never changed with 0.1 million.
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