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Band 5+: The pie chart represents the source of fish import to Canada and the table shows the total value in Billions of Dollars

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The image contains three pie charts and a table. The pie charts represent the source of fish import to Canada in 2010, 2015, and 2020, with China, Norway, and others as categories. In 2010, China accounted for 24%, Norway 17%, and others 59%; in 2015, China 49%, Norway 24%, others 27%; and in 2020, China 44%, Norway 30%, others 26%. The table shows the total value of imports in billions of dollars for the same years, with $8.66 billion in 2010, $12.94 billion in 2015, and $16.52 billion in 2020.
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The chart illustrates the origin of fish import to canada and the table displays the whole value in billions of dollars.

Overall, the source of others decreased throughout the period of years. China and norway sources of fish import to canada rapidly increased throughout the years. The total value of imports in billions of dollars also increased rapidly.

In 2010, the china and norway were at 24% and 17% respectively. The others were at its highest peak value which was at 59%. 8.66 was total value in billions of dollars. In 2015, china rose significantly at 49%. Norway also surged above at 24% while others falled back at only 27%. The billions of dollars at 2015 was at 12.94.

In 2020, norway source of fish import increased upto 30% while others decreased its source to 1%. China on the other hand also slightly falled back resulting into 44%. The total value of imports was at 16.52

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