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Band 4+: The pie graph 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. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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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 provided pie chart illustrates the worldwide consumption by bottled water in 1999,and,the bar chart displays the increment of bottle water drink in 2001. Information of both chart based on 8different countries. Units are calibrated in percentage.

As an overall perspective, western Europe was the highest in consuming bottled water, while,in terms of growing rate of water bottle was highest in the asia.

Regarding to the pie chart, in asia water consumed far more higher than other countries which is 48%.the figure for Latin America was tenth of total percent.then,Africa accounted for 5% which was as same as Middle East.New Zealand and Australia represent at13% and 15 %,respectively.

According to the bar chart,the most significant water bottled consumption was in the asia whichh exceeded every nation,at14%.Latin America and New Zealand had about 12%.Similarly, others nations such as Middle East and Africa accounted for just below 11%.Almost 6% and 7% had been witnessed in America and Australia, respectively. By contrast,Western Europe had a very tiny portion, approximately 2%.

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