The given tables represent the information about sales of Fairtrade for coffee and bananas in five European countries: the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Netherlands, and Switzerland between 2000 and 2005.
Overall, the sales of both products generally increased over the five-year period, with notable growth in specific markets.
In 2000, cocoa sales were relatively low across most countries, with the UK having the highest at around 13.6 million euros, France at €4.6 million, Germany at €2.6 million, Netherlands at €2.4 million, while Switzerland had very low sales of only €0.9 million. By 2004, the UK continued sales and became the leading consumer of cocoa, with sales soaring to approximately €27.3 million, France at €9.3 million, Germany at €5.2 million, Netherlands at €4.8 million, while Switzerland had sales of only €1.8 million.
For coffee, in 2000, the UK again led with sales of about €68.3 million. However, other countries had low sales of coffee. In 2005, the UK again took the top spot, reaching to €137 million, France at €65.2 million, Germany at €49.1 million, Netherlands at €30.3 million, while sales in Switzerland showed a downward trend with sales of only €14.9 million euros.
