The table depicts information about how much milk was produced in four countries wihthin a 10-year interval, the units are measured in litres.
Overall, the main exporters of milk were Netherlands and Australia, while the least amount was made by Guatemala. It is also notable that three countries witnessed an icrease with the exception for Australia, which was the only country having an upward trend.
In 1990, the dominated county in milk export was Netherlands, accounting for 11,262,000 litres in comparison with 11,246,000 litres of that for Australia. In the following 20 years the figure for Netherlands increased to 11,466,000 litres despite a marginal fall in 2000 (11,155,000 litres). Turning to Australia, it experienced a decline from 11,105,000 in 2000 to 9,165,000 in 2010.
As for the remaining countries, Tanzania and Guatemala produced far by less amount of milk; however, both countries witnessed an increase. There was a surge in Tanzania’s figures from 87.000 litres in 1990 to 1,42,000 litres after 10 years. The country finished with 1,55,000 litres at the end of the period. Guatemala did not see such a significant growth, making up 26,000 in 1990. The figure increased then from 55,000 in 2000 to 84,000 in 2010.
