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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 tables below illustrate some significant data about the sales of cocoa beans and coffee in European countries in 2000 and 2005.
Overall, the number of usage of cocoa and coffee were grown in some countries in Europe. In some countries, usages of coffee was significantly higher than cocoa.
In United Kingdom, the cocoa beans was sold in 13.6 millions of euros, however it was nearly doubled after 5 years and also that was happened to coffee too. Also in France the level was doubled slightly. In Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland the trend of sold cocoa was clearly doubled after that period. the price of sold coffee in Germany was dramatically doubled in this period, whereas in some countries it’s noticeably lower than double like Netherlands and Switzerland. In France it’s exactly the double of the number of sold.
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