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The image depicts fruit production in millions of tonnes from 1970 to 2010 for four countries: Spain, Turkey, France, and Germany. Spain starts at roughly 3.5 in 1970, rises to just under 6 in 1990, and maintains around 5.5 by 2010. Turkey begins at just above 2 in 1970, increases steadily to overtake Spain around 2007, and reaches nearly 6 by 2010. France's production starts at about 2.75 in 1970, fluctuates slightly with a peak around 3.25 in 1990, and ends at just under 2 by 2010. Germany begins at 2 in 1970, peaks at roughly 2.5 in 1980, declines to below 2 in 2005, and settles close to 2 by 2010.
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The graph compares the amount of fruit produced in France, Spain, Germany and Turkey between 1970 and 2010
Overall, Spain remained the largest fruit producer throughout the period, Turkey showed steady growth, France rose then fluctuated, while Germany experienced a continuous decline
In detail, Spain started at around 5.5 million tons in 1970 and reached just over 6 million in 1980. After that, its production gradually fell, ending at slightly above 5 million tons in 2010. Turkey’s output increased steadily from 2 million tons to about 3.5 million tons over the 40 years
France began with the lowest figure, at about 1.1 million tons, but rose to just over 2 million tons by 1990. Although it dipped slightly in 2000, it recovered to 2.3 million tons in 2010. In contrast, Germany started relatively high at 2.5 million tons but declined continuously, reaching roughly 1.1 million tons by the end of the period
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