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The image contains two tables detailing sales of Fairtrade-labelled coffee and bananas in 1999 and 2004 across five European countries. For coffee in 1999, UK: 1.5 million euros, Switzerland: 3 million euros, Denmark: 1.8 million euros, Belgium: 1 million euros, Sweden: 0.8 million euros. For coffee in 2004, UK: 20 million euros, Switzerland: 6 million euros, Denmark: 2 million euros, Belgium: 1.7 million euros, Sweden: 1 million euros. For bananas in 1999, Switzerland: 15 million euros, UK: 1 million euros, Belgium: 0.6 million euros, Sweden: 1.8 million euros, Denmark: 0.9 million euros. For bananas in 2004, Switzerland: 47 million euros, UK: 5.5 million euros, Belgium: 4 million euros, Sweden: 1 million euros, Denmark: 0.9 million euros.
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The displayed figure depicts data about sales fairtrade-labelled coffee and bananas in 1999 and 2004 and breaks down the results by millions of euros .
Over all, it is evident that the most noticeable increase was in the rat regarding Switzerland in coffee 2004 which clearly surpassed all the other points by a substantial margin .However , Belgium remained the lowest throughout thr given period.
MOVING to three details, Fairtade-labelled coffee in UK started at 1.5 millions and then Skyrocketed to20 million .Switzerland in coffee started in 3 million after that it had a slightly increased to 6millions .Denmark had a Gently grew to 2 millions .Belgium had a fluctuated at 1.7 .
On the other hand , Bananas in Switzerland start with 15 million then had a sharp rise to 47 million ,Sweden in bananas start with 1.8 million then modestly to1milloin.
Interestingly,Denmark start in 2 million than had a sharp drop to 0.9 million.
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