The provided tables make a comparison between the amount of money spent on purchasing coffee and bananas labelled as a fraide-trade in 1999 and 2004. The comparison included five different European countries: United Kingdom, Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium, and Sweden.
Overall, coffee sales increased in the period between 1999 and 2004 in all European countries, while banana sales increased only in England, Switzerland, and Denmark, but they dropped in Belgium, and Sweden between the same period.
According to coffee, Switzerland was the most country to consume coffee by 3 millions of euros in 1999, whereas Sweden was the least by 0.8 millions of euros. However, In 2004, United Kingdom became the highest consuming country of coffee by 6 millions of euros, and Sweden kept in the last place with 0.8 millions of euros.
Moving to bananas, in 1999, citizens in UK purchased bananas by 15 millions of euros, while Denmark sales did not exceed 0.6 millions of euros. In 2004, UK remained to consume banana with large amounts of money reaching 47 millions of euros, whilst Sweden decreased its purchases of bananas to 0.9 millions of euros.
