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Band 5+: The pie chart below shows bottled water consumption in various regions as a percent of global consumption and the bar chart shows the growth of bottled water consumption in 2001.

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The image contains a pie chart titled "Bottled Water Consumption, 1999" and a bar graph labeled "Percent change in 2001." Pie chart data: Western Europe 48%, Australia 2%, Middle East 6%, Africa 5%, Latin America 10%, New Zealand 1%, Asia 13%, USA 15%. Bar graph data: Western Europe 11%, Australia 10%, Middle East 9%, Africa 14%, Latin America 16%, New Zealand 7%, Asia 11%, USA 4%.
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The circular representation detail the amount of packed drinking water consumed in eighth different countries in year 1999 and the bar graph illustrates the increase in proportion of mineral water usage during 2001.

Overall, it is readily apparent that Western Europe by far the most popular, while Asustralia and Asia were the least popular in the consumption of bottled water. However, Asia rose by the largest proportion whereas Wastern Europe shows the lowest increase in taking the mineral water.

In the pie chart, it is seen that Western Europe was at the highest the percentage of drinking mineral water by 48%, whilst Australia and Asia were at the lowest both at 2%. Moreover, Middle East, Africa, Latin America, new zealand and USA relatively consume equal proportion.

Regarding the bar chart, consumption of packed water significantly increased by 14% compared to Europe which was between 2% or 3%. However, the rate of consumption in Middle Eastern and African countries were Same (nearly 11%.) likewise ,Latin America and new zealand which were more slightly more than 10%. Also, there was increase in the bottled water intake in United States and Australia. (at about 8%.).

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The pie chart below shows bottled water consumption in various regions as a percent of global consumption and the bar chart shows the growth of bottled water consumption in 2001.

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