The table and pie charts demonstrate the total value and sources of fish imports to the UK from 1990 to 2000, divided into three categories: Canada, Japan, and other countries.
Overall, the given table illustrates the values of fish imports from other countries in each year, while the pie charts show the total import from each country.
In 1990, Japan provided only about 20% of all fish imports to the UK, while Canada and other countries imported the same percentage of fish, around 40% for both countries, with a total value of 6.5 billion pounds. Moreover, in 1995, most of the fish imports were exported from other countries, approximately 55%, meanwhile Japan provided only 15 percent and Canada around 30% to the UK, with an approximate value of 7.05 billion pounds sterling.
By contrast, in 2000, there was a notable ascendancy in the value of total fish imports, around 10.5 billion pounds (3 billion pounds more than in 1995), and other countries still remained the main source of fish imports for the UK, while Japan exported about 32% and Canada provided only about 20%.
