The tables compare how much euros transactions of Fairtrate-labelled two products in five European nations in 1999 and 2004.
Overall, it can be seen that, coffe had followed upward revenues in the last year. Where the sales of bananas had followed dramatical trend.
According to the first table, the sales of coffee, United Kingdom (UK) was at 1.5 million euros in 1999. While, in 2004, the sales of coffee increased a significant revenue, with 20 millions. Next, Switzerland transacted at 3 millions in 1999 and its sales reached double, by 6 millions. Whereas, Denmark, Belgium and Sweden sales were at 1.8 millions, 1 millions and 0.8 millions, respectively in 1999. However, these countries treading were slightly rose with 2 millions, 1.7 millions, 1millions, consequently.
On the other table, Bananas, in 1999, Switzerland was 15 millions sales. Therefore, its transacted at 47 millions with the highest revenues in 2004. United Kingdom selling was 1 millions in 1999 and rose significantly at 5.5 millions in 2004. Meanwhile, the transaction of Belgium, Sweden and Denmark were at 0.6 millions, 1.8 millions and 2 millions, respectively, and these nations selling by 4 millions, 1 millions and 0.9 millions, accordingly.
