In the bar-chart is represented the increase of bottled water consumption in 2001 and in the pie chart is shown bottled water consumption in different regions in 1999 as a percent of global consumption .
Overall, it is noticeable how the consumption of bottled water in 1999 in Western Europe has the biggest percent of total consumption in comparison to various regions , nevertheless, in 2001 it decreased by aproximate third times less and give the top place to Asia which 2001 increased its consumption for about 7th times.
To begin with the percentage of bottled water used in 1999 where Western Europe lead the top with 48% despite the USA and Asia which were only 2% both of them.However, in 2001 Western Europe has the lowest percentage of bottle consumption with only under 3% , furthermore , Asia reached its peak and got the sever 14% , but the USA got twice less than Asia.
In 1999 Middle East and Africa were both equal with 5%, and in 2001 they both rose again to under 11%.The percentage of bottle water consumption in Latin America remained pretty equal because in 1999 it was 10% and in 2001 it just slightly increased to under 13%. The same thing we can say about New Zealand that had 13% in both 1999 and 2001.By the way, Australia had a dramatic jump from 2% in 1999 to under 9% in 2001.