The given tables illustrate information about cocoa bean and coffee sales in five different European countries (UK, Germany, France, Netherlands, and Switzerland) in 2000 and 2005.
Overall, what stands out from the tables is that for both years, both coffee and cocoa beans in the UK were the most sold products, while Switzerland sold the minimum amount of coffee and cocoa.
Looking at the details, in 2000, Switzerland gained 0.9 million for cocoa and 7.5 million for coffee, and in 2005 both increased twofold. Additionally, in France, both figures doubled, in 2005 reaching 9.3 for cocoa and 65.2 for coffee. Notably, the third lowest proportion, the Netherlands, began with 2.4 million for cocoa and 15.2 million for coffee, and in 2005 they reached 4.8 and 30.3, the double.
In 2000, the UK was the highest selling country for both products, increasing by 14 and 69 million for cocoa and coffee respectively. In terms of Germany, in 2000, the cocoa proportion started at 2.6 million and ended at 5.2 in 2005, whereas the coffee rates soared from 24.5 to 49.1 million during the period.