The bar chart provides information about the amount of tea and coffee imported by Canada, the UK, the USA, and Germany in 2007, measured in tonnes.
Overall, three countries, such as Canada, the USA, and Germany, imported more coffee products than tea, in contrast to the UK, which imported a huge amount of tea products compared to the other nations.
It is clear that Canada and the USA witnessed almost identical quantities of both imported goods, with the USA having slightly higher figures — 20,000 tonnes of tea and 40,000 tonnes of coffee.
Furthermore, the gap between products in Germany was the narrowest, the difference being only 10,000 tonnes (50,000 tonnes of coffee and 40,000 tonnes of tea). On the other hand, the numerical difference in the UK was the largest, with 50,000 tonnes in favor of tea. In the UK, tea transported is almost three times higher than coffee — 80,000 tonnes and 30,000 tonnes, respectively.