The table illustrates the amount of milk production annually in four countries composed of Netherlands, Australia, Tanzania alongside Guatemala between 1990 and 2010.
Overall, it is clear that the Netherlands and Australia were the countries that produced the most milk. Also evident that the majority of manufacturing milk in countries in question went up throughout the period, apart from Australia.
Looking at the graph more closely, one can see that the Netherlands was the dominant milk product at approximately 11,262 million, reaching the highest point of 11,466 million in 2010, which led this country to the top spot in that field. Australia’s milk manufacturing was close behind nearly equal to Netherlands, however, abruptly shrinking to 9,165 million, ranked second.
Also, the Netherlands produced more milk than Tanzania and Guatemala combined. The amount of milk manufacturing in Tanzania heavily soared from 87 million to 155 million over the span of 20 years. For the Guatemala milk production, sizably shooting up triple at about 84,000 than initially.