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Band 7+: the graph shows the amount of tea and coffee purchased by four different areas.

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The image contains a bar chart with the horizontal axis representing four countries - Canada, UK, USA, and Germany - and the vertical axis indicating quantity in tonnes ranging from 0 to 180000 with increments of 20000. Two sets of bars represent the import quantity of Coffee and Tea for each country. Canada imports approximately 20000 tonnes of Tea and 60000 tonnes of Coffee. The UK imports nearly 120000 tonnes of Tea and 100000 tonnes of Coffee. The USA imports around 80000 tonnes of Tea and 140000 tonnes of Coffee. Germany imports roughly 20000 tonnes of Tea and 180000 tonnes of Coffee.
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The provided bar chart presents data on the consumption of tea and coffee in tonnes across four countries – Canada, UK, USA, and Germany.

Overall, the United Kingdom and the United States show a preference for tea consumption, while Canada and Germany favor coffee, with varying quantities imported.

The United Kingdom leads in tea consumption, where approximately 160,000 tonnes are consumed annually, significantly higher than the other countries. Conversely, Canada’s tea consumption is the lowest at 20,000 tonnes per year, the same amount as their coffee consumption. In contrast, Canada consumes 40,000 tonnes of coffee annually.

In the United States, tea consumption is over 100,000 tonnes annually, surpassing coffee consumption at 40,000 tonnes. Germany, on the other hand, consumes slightly more coffee than tea, with tea consumption at 20,000 tonnes and coffee consumption at just over 180,000 tonnes.

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the graph shows the amount of tea and coffee purchased by four different areas.

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