The table illustrates the production of dairy every year in four different countries from 1990 to 2010.
Overall, it can be seen from the graph that there is an upward trend in three countries except Australia. Moreover, Netherlands always got the highest number throughout the period.
In 1990, Netherlands started at 11.262.000 litres, which was significantly higher than Australia at 11246000 litres. Over the next 10 years, Netherland and Australia witnessed the same downward trends, which were 11.155.000 litres and 11.105.000 litres respectively. At the end of the period, Netherland reached its peak at 11.466.000 litres, and Australia sharply decreased to 9.165.000 litres.
Tanzania began at 87.000 litres by 1990, then it increased to 1.42.000, after that it ended at 1.55.000 litres. Additionally, Guatemala started at 26.00 in 1990, it went up slowly to 55.000 litres in 2000, then increased to 84.000 litres at the end.
