The following figures showcase the data about marketing of fair priced coffee and bananas in 1999 and 2004 in five European nations.
Overall, it is clear that Switzerland had the highest sales of coffee in 1999, but the UK was the top seller in 2004. However, Sweden was the lowest in the market, respectively, in 1999 and 2004. Similarly, Switzerland was the top selling item as Bananas in 1999 and also in 2004 , but Belgium was at the least in 1999 and Denmark in 2004.
According to the first figure, Switzerland sold the highest coffee in 1999, which was 3 million euros, but in 2004 it was 6 million. By contrast, Sweden was the least seller of coffee in 1999 with only 80 thousand euros, but in 2004, it was a big increase to 1 million. The rest are all in average.
As per the second diagram, Switzerland marketed 15 million euros on bananas in 1999 and increased to 47 million, which was more than 3 times in 2004. Likewise, Belgium sold the least bananas among all with only 60 thousand euros, but in 2004, Denmark had the least of all with only 90 thousand.
