The given line graph provides information about the volume of beer sold in the UK, while bar chart illustrates the quantity of pubs in the UK between 2000 and 2016.
Overall, it can be seen that the delivery to super markets were lower than to pubs, however in the end of the year pubs were surpassed by supermarkets. In the bar chart, the numbers of pubs declined gradually year by year.
According to line graph, in 2000, more than 10000 barrels of beer were sold to markets, whereas approximately 25000 beer barrels were sold to pubs. After 8 years, pubs’ beer purchase saw a significant decline with 15000 barrels as well as supermarkets with slight increase (15000). In 2016, both 2 consumers made up under 15000, but anyway supermarket was closer than pubs.
When it comes to existing figures of pubs in the UK, at the beginning pubs accounted for slight more than 60000. Additionally, their volume experienced constant decreases in each year. After those falls, pubs declined by 10000 in the last year.
