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Band 6+: The table presents information on the yearly per capita consumption of beer and fruit juice in various countries.Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays two tables listing countries by litres per person per year for beer and fruit juice consumption. For beer, the numbers start at Ireland with 155 litres, followed by Germany (119 litres), Austria (106 litres), Belgium (98 litres), Denmark (98 litres), United Kingdom (97 litres), Australia (89 litres), United States (85 litres), Netherlands (80 litres), and Finland (79 litres). For fruit juice, Canada leads with 52.6 litres, followed by the United States (42.8 litres), Germany (38.6 litres), Austria (37.3 litres), Sweden (35.5 litres), Australia (34.4 litres), Finland (33 litres), United Kingdom (29.3 litres), Netherlands (28.1 litres), and New Zealand (24.8 litres).
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The table provides data about the amount of beer and fruit juice consumed per person per year in various nations.

Overall,Ireland accounts for the highest consumption of beer,however,fruit juice is not widely consumed there.In contrast,Finland is the country where beer is least consumed but ranks 7th in terms of juice consumption.Additionally,as well as Netherlands ranked 9th in beer consumtion,it is ranked the same in fruit juice.

In Ireland,the average person drinks 155 litres of beer a year,however,regarding the fruit juice,information is not provided.Meanwhile,Finland contributes to 79 litres of beer which is the fewest drank among other nations.However,Finland is ranked 7th in terms of juice consumption.Despite US not being popular with beer,in 85 litres,it is ranked second in fruit juice consumption with 42,8 litres.The opposite goes to Germany,in a second level with 119 litres of beer,but,in a third level with 38.6 litres of juice.

However,in Netherlands beer is ranked ninth with 80 litres,it is ranked the same in fruit juice,with 28.1 litres.

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