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The image contains tables detailing Fairtrade coffee and banana sales in five European countries for 1999 and 2004. Coffee sales in 1999 were as follows: UK 1.5 million euros, Switzerland 3 million euros, Denmark 1.8 million euros, Belgium 1 million euros, Sweden 0.8 million euros. In 2004, coffee sales increased to: UK 20 million euros, Switzerland 6 million euros, Denmark 4 million euros, Belgium 1.7 million euros, Sweden 1 million euros. Banana sales in 1999 were: UK 15 million euros, Switzerland 1 million euros, Denmark 0.6 million euros, Belgium 1.8 million euros, Sweden 2 million euros; by 2004, the figures altered to: UK 47 million euros, Switzerland 5.5 million euros, Denmark 4 million euros, Belgium 2 million euros, Sweden 0.9 million euros.
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The charts below illustrate data of fairtrade coffe and bananas between 1994 and 2004 in 5 european countries.
Lokking on the table, all nations have increased rate on coffee. Uk has grown rapidly over the year,following by switzerland which was 3 at begginnig and reached 6 throughout the chart..Belgium had steady growth compared to others. talking about, sweden and denmark they have the less growth throughout the chart the increase rate was onlyu 0.2.
As for banans, uk is at first with 15 million euros in 1999 and reached 47 million on 2004 which was also on top of the list. switzerland and denmark also had increade over these years from 1 to 5.5 and 0.6 to 4 respectively.however, belgium and sweden has faced downfall all over the chart.
In conclusion, uk had the most growth in coffees while other are having steady increase. although, bananas have faced drawbacks in sweden and belgium other country are having increased in sales over time frame.
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