The graph gives information about the amount of coffee recorded for three countries, namely, Brazil, Colombia and Costa Rica from 2002 to 2012.
Overall, it is clear that there was an upward trend in the proportion of coffee export in all three countries.Moreover it is also worth mentioning that Colombia accounted for the smallest share almost the during period.
Looking at the details, at first Costa Rica was the main figure with the highest share of coffee export, accounting for 15 million kilograms. Meanwhile, Brazil and Colombia made up approximately 12 and 5 million kilogram, respectively. During the next 2 years, Brazil and Columbia experienced a notable increase up to 15 and 12 million kilogram, respectively. At the same time, Costa Rica witnessed a slight decline to 8 million kilogram.
However, over the next years, different changes had been observed. There was an upward trend in Brazil and Costa Rica in terms of the amount of coffee export till 2010, with some mild fluctuations. At the end ,the former and later made up respective 25 and 20 million kilogram after a gradual increase. The figure for Colombia, on the other hand, declined dramatically to 15 million kilogram at the end.