The pie charts show the proportion of seafood imported to the UK from Poland, Sweden, and Germany over 2 decades, from 1987 to 2007, whereas the table presents the total value of these imports during the same period.
Overall, it is noticeable that Poland was the country exporting the most sea food to UK at the start, but by 2007 Sweden became the leading exporter. Meanwhile, the total value of the imported sea food nearly doubled over this twenty-year period
For the pie charts, In 1987, Poland led the way in exports, accounting for 65%. Germany, on the other hand, was the least exporting country, with only 7% of its exports. Sweden, in contrast, accounted for 28% of the exports. However, in the following decade, Poland’s exports declined significantly, dropping to 35% of all exports in 1997. Sweden emerged as the most exporting country, accounting for 40% of the exports, while Germany made up a quarter of all exports. In 2007, pattern was almost the same, with Polish exports decreasing by 5%, exports from seeding increasing to 43%, and Germany accounting for 27%
For the table, it is noticeable that throughout these 2 decades, the value of imported sea food almost doubled than its initial value, from 7.40 million $ to 12.30 million $