The table illustrates how much milk was produced annually in four various nations between 1990 and 2010.
Overall, it is evident that the majority of countries witnessed an upward trend, with the exception of Australia. Notably, the Netherlands consistently recorded the highest figure throughout the entire period.
In the initial year, the production of milk annually in both the Netherlands and Australia started at the similar point, standing at 11,262,000 and 11,246,000 litres, respectively. The Netherlands recorded a downward trend before recovering to 11,466,000 litres by the final year. Meanwhile, from 1990 onwards, the figure for Australia declined continuously to end the period at 9,165,000 litres. As a result of these patterns, the gap between both the Netherlands and Australia visibly widened throughout the 30-year period.
Starting at exactly 87,000 litres, the figure for Tanzania was nearly triple as much as that in Guatemala in 1990. An upward trend was observed in both Tanzania and Guatemala, with the former increasing dramatically to 155,000 litres by 2010 and the latter witnessing a consistent growth to end the period at 84,000 litres.
