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The image displays a line chart titled 'Annual Coffee Production Revenue (Millions USD) in 2018' for five countries. In the year 2018, the monthly revenue for the Philippines was: Jan 80M, Feb ~100M, Mar ~110M, Apr ~130M, May ~155M, Jun ~180M, Jul ~205M, Aug ~230M, Sep ~270M, Oct ~320M, Nov ~360M, and Dec 420M. Madagascar's revenue was Jan ~50M, Feb ~70M, Mar ~60M, Apr ~90M, May ~100M, Jun ~125M, Jul ~190M, Aug ~260M, Sep 350M, Oct ~300M, Nov ~295M, and Dec ~240M. Tanzania's revenue figures were Jan ~225M, Feb ~250M, Mar ~270M, Apr ~280M, May ~285M, Jun ~260M, Jul ~240M, Aug ~220M, Sep ~200M, Oct ~180M, Nov ~165M, and Dec ~150M. Albania's revenue was Jan ~18M, Feb ~19M, Mar ~15M, Apr ~22M, May ~30M, Jun ~25M, Jul ~20M, Aug ~25M, Sep ~22M, Oct ~20M, Nov ~25M, and Dec ~30M. Luxembourg's revenue was Jan ~5M, Feb ~4M, Mar ~3M, Apr ~4M, May ~6M, Jun ~5M, Jul ~4M, Aug ~3M, Sep ~2M, Oct ~2M, Nov ~1M, and Dec ~1M.
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The line graph compares the monthly revenue generated from coffee production in five distinct countries – the Philippines, Madagascar, Tanzania, Albania, and Luxembourg – over the course of 2018.
Overall, the Philippines and Madagascar experienced the most significant growth, ending the year with the highest revenues. Conversely, Albania and Luxembourg saw minimal fluctuations, with Luxembourg generating virtually no revenue from coffee production throughout the entire period.
The Philippines began the year as the leader, with $80 million in January, and maintained a steady, consistent upward trajectory to finish the year at a peak of $420 million. Madagascar followed a more volatile path – after remaining under $100 million until July, it saw a dramatic surge to $350 million in September before declining to $240 million by December.
Tanzania exhibited a unique trend, with revenue spiking sharply in May to nearly $280 million before entering a gradual decline for the remainder of the year, ending at $150 million. In stark contrast, Albania’s revenue remained stagnant, hovering consistently around the $20 million mark. Evidently, Luxembourg’s coffee industry recorded negligible figures – flatlining at the bottom of the scale.
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