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The image displays sales figures for cocoa beans and coffee across five countries for 2000 and 2005; in cocoa beans (millions of euros), 2000 data for United Kingdom is 13.6, Germany 2.6, France 4.6, Netherlands 2.4, Switzerland 0.9, rising in 2005 to United Kingdom 27.3, Germany 5.2, France 9.3, Netherlands 4.8, Switzerland 1.8; in coffee sales (millions of euros), 2000 data for Germany is 24.5, United Kingdom 68.3, Switzerland 7.5, France 32.6, Netherlands 15.2, increasing in 2005 to Germany 49.1, United Kingdom 137, Switzerland 14.9, France 65.2, Netherlands 30.3.
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the table show data about purchase of cocoa beans and coffee in five different countries in Europe between 2000 and 2005.
Overall, it can be seen that in 2000 coffee was the common product than cocoa beans especially in the United Kingdom and France. Despite that in 2005 again coffee won in france and Germany.
the millions of euros in 2000 sales of coffee was more common than cocoa beans with 68.3 in United Kingdom and 32.6 in France, but in that period in these countries the sales of cocoa beans sold just over 13 millions of euro, and in France it was very law percentage with 4.6 millions. Swezerland sold to 7.5 millions and Netherland 15.2. But it was higher proportion then cocoa beans.
after that in 2005 the millions of euro went up from 32.6 to 65.2 in France.In Netherland
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