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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 chart illustrates how much coffee was produced in 4 different nations over a period of 20 years, starting from 1990.
Overall, it is clear that while there were upward trends in the amount of coffee production in Brazil, Indonesia, whereas that in Colombia witnessed downward trends over the period. It was noticeable that Brazil was recorded to have the highest in 4 distinct countries over the surveyed years.
In 1990, the amount of coffee production in Brazil stood at nearly 0,7 million tonnes, making it the highest figure among all the states. Moreover, more coffee was made in Colombia than in Indonesia, with accurately 0,6 and 0,2 million tonnes. Finally, approximately 0,1 million tonnes of coffee was manufactured in Vietnam.
Thereafter, the output in Brazil remained the predominant of coffee production throughout the surveyed years. Following the similar pattern, the production in Indonesia and Vietnam experienced a non-stop increase to precisely 0,4 and more than 0,3 million tonnes of coffee at the end of the period. However, that in Colombia slightly dropped to nearly more than 0,3 million tonnes of coffee in 2010.
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