The provided chart demonstrates the amount of coffee exported from three various countries, including, Brazil, Colombia and Costa Rica over a period of 10 years from 2002 to 2012.
From an overall perspective, it is clear that in 2002, the lowest amount of coffee exported was related to Colombia, while the largest exports belonged to Costa Rica in that year. This statistics had been reversed in 2006; indeed, Costa Rica had exported the lowest amount of coffee. Moreover, Brazil was the stronger market in sending out coffee than two other countries from 2004 to 2012. ->
According the information provided, it can be observed that the trend of coffee exports of Brazil had been experiencing upwards until 2008. It started with approximately 12 kilogram millions in the middle of 2002 and increased to 15 kilogram millions in 2006 and 20 kilogram millions in 2008. Even though, this trend dropped to nearly 17 kilogram millions in 2010, it ended up increasing to 25 kilogram millions in 2012. The amount of coffee exported by Costa Rica was variable over these years, it was responsible for 15 kilogram millions in 2002 and it significantly decreased to nearly 7 kilogram millions in the middle of 2006, subsequently, it rose to 20 kilogram millions in the last year. Colombia exported 5 kilogram millions in 2002, however, the amount of coffee exported reached just above 10 kilogram millions in 2006. It dramatically dropped to nearly 2 kilogram millions in 2006. Following that it ended up reaching 15 kilogram millions in 2012.