The table compares data about the manufacture of milk annually in four different countries in 1990, 2000 and 2010.
Overall, what stands out from the table is that the milk production in Netherlands had by far the highest figures in all three years, as opposed to Guatemala, which represented the smallest figures.
Turning to Netherlands, the figure stood at 11,466,000 litres of milk 2010, making it slightly higher than in 2000 and 1990, accounting for 11,155,000 and 11,262,000, respectively. Focusing on Australia, it accounted for 11,246,000 in 1990, which was 141,000 more than in 2000, at 11,105,000. In 2010, there was a slight decline of approximately 2,000,000, from 11,105,000 to 9,165,000.
In terms of Tanzania, the figure in 1990 stood at 87,000, making it significantly less than two other countries. The milk production in 2000 (1,42,000) was 13,000 less than in 2010 (1,55,000). Guatemala came next, with 84,000 in 2010, which was remarkably higher than in 2000 (55,000) and 1990 (26,000).
