Band 6+: The table below details the per capita consumption of coffee, tea, and milk in liters in five different countries for the year 2019. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table outlines the intake of the beverages sush as coffee, tea, and milk in five countries, USA, Germany, Brazil, the UK and Japan in 2019. Overall, the highest consumption of milk and coffee was observed in Germany, while the UK was in the lead in the tea sector.

Considering coffee consumption, Germany allocates the largest amount, with 7.6 kg, more than double the UK’s 3.8 kg. Brazil and the USA consumed noticeably less than Germany, however more than the UK’s consumption. In addition, coffee was consumed not so significantly in Japan, 3,5 kg per person, respectively.

For 2019, the most significant requirement for tea was reported in the UK. This indicator gradually decreases in the next coherence: Germany, Brazil, Japan, the USA, at 2,3, 1,5, 0,8 and 0. 5 kg, correspondingly.

In the milk sector, Germany was a leader in consuming milk with the result over 200 liters, however, the USA’s results also illustrated quite high consumption, exactly 200 liters. The UK is closely followed by the USA at 180 liters. And contributions of the rest of the countries are much less, at 140 liters and 150 liters.