The table illustrates the production of milk year by year in 4 four differnet countries from 1990 to 2010.
Overall, Tanzania, and Guatemala projected an increase decade by decade. Whereas, Australia and Netherland witnessed a decrease.
In 1990, Netherlands was at 11,262,000 annually, Tanzania stood at 87,000, and Guatemala was at 26,000, and finally Australia experienced 11,246,000 production of milk. In 2000, Netherland decreased minimally to 11,155,000. Similarly, Australia declined slightly to 11,105,000. Meanwhile, Tanzania saw a dramatic increase, and Guatemala rose gradually to 55,000.
In 2010, Netherland climbed sharply to 11,466,000 which made it the dominant among other countries at the end. Similarly, Guatemala and Tanzania also increased to 84,000 and 1,55,000 perspectively. While, Australia witnessed a significant drop from 11,105,000 to 9,165,000 which made it the least production of milk among the other countries.
