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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 two tables illustrate about Fairtrade sales of coffee and bananas across five European countries in 1999 and 2004.
Overall, it is noticeable that UK had highest sales of coffee whereas, Switzerland experienced highest sales of bananas, Sweden and Denmark had lowest sale in both coffee and bananas.
Looking at the first table, UK experiencing the most significant growth of 20 million of euros in 2004. Similarly, Switzerland also had double sales from 3 to 6 million of euros. Furthermore, in three countries Demark, Belgium and Sweden recorded slightly increased sales in coffee from year 1999 to 2004.
Turning to the table of bananas, Switzerland had highest sales at 47 million of euros. Likewise, UK had five times great sales of 1 to 5.5 euros also Belgium sales increased from 0.6 to 4 million of euros in year of 1999 to 2004. However, there were slightly decreased in sales of bananas in two European countries, namely Sweden and Demark on very minimal amount of euros.
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