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The image contains a pie chart and bar chart comparing global bottled water consumption. The pie chart shows 1999 data with Western Europe at 48%, Asia at 28%, Middle East at 13%, Africa at 5%, Latin America at 4%, and New Zealand and USA at 1% each. The bar chart shows percentage growth in 2001 with U.S.A. at 13%, Asia at 11%, New Zealand at 10%, Latin America at 9%, Africa at 8%, Middle East at 7%, and Western Europe at 5%.
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The pie chart illustrates the consumption of bottled water in 8 different regions accross the globe and the bar chart shows the percentage differences.
Overall, in 1999 Western Europe leads the ranking in bottled water consumtion with the least being the USA and later in 2001 Asia had significant growth in the consumption of bottled water while western europe had the least amount of growth.
In terms of consumption, Asia recorded 14% higher than other countries in 2001 followed by Latin America and New Zealand both tied up at 12% each. In contast Western Europe grew only by 2% making it the lowest ranked in term of consumtion growth.
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