The pie chart depicts how much bottled water was consumed in eight specific areas as a percent of universal consumption in 1999 while the line graph gives information about the change in bottled water drank in 2001.
Overall, the preponderance of bottled water consumption was in Western Europe and the minority figure was in the USA and Asia. Moreover, while the most salient percentage of change in bottled water consumption was in Asia, the opposite was recorded in Western Europe.
Looking at the pie chart, Western Europe accounted for the largest percentage, nearly half with 48%. However, the remaining figures were not up to 20%. Following the proportion of bottled water consumption in Western Europe was Australia and New Zealand with 15% and 13%, respectively. Besides, the features in Latin America, which reported 10%, were twofold in the Middle East and Africa, fivefold in Asia and the U.S.A (the most modest proportion).
Regarding the line graph, the development of bottled water consumption in Asia exhibited the most pronounced data, by 14℅. Experiencing similar data, the features in Latin America and New Zealand were 12%, those in the Middle East and Africa were 10% and those in Australia and the USA were 8%. The lowest growth in drinking bottled water in the Western East (2%).