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Band 4+: The tables compare the sales of Pineapples and Tea in 5 different countries (Australia, France, Netherlands, Norway, and Germany) between the years 2010 and 2015.

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The image contains two tables comparing the value in millions of euros of tea and pineapples in five countries (France, Austria, Germany, Netherlands, Norway) for the years 2010 and 2015; for tea: France 2010: 2.5, 2015: 21; Austria 2010: 4, 2015: 8; Germany 2010: 2.8, 2015: 3; Netherlands 2010: 2, 2015: 2.7; Norway 2010: 1.8, 2015: 2; for pineapples: Austria 2010: 16, 2015: 48; France 2010: 2, 2015: 6.5; Netherlands 2010: 1.6, 2015: 5; Norway 2010: 2.8, 2015: 2; Germany 2010: 3, 2015: 1.9.
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The tables provide data of five european countries’ sales of Fairtrade-labeled tea and pineapples in 2010 and 2015.

To overview as can be seen from tables, in 2010 Austria had biggest sales of tea and pineapples, but in 2015 Austria was leading only in Pineapple sales, while France was ahead of tea sales. As well as in 2010 Netherlands and Norway were having the lowest quantity of sales of both tea and pineapples. Further in 2015 Norway still had the lowest sales of tea and almost pineapples too, but Germany was a slightly lower varying about 100 thousand euros. Moreover Germany had significant downfall of 1.1 million euros approximately.

On the other hand France and Australia had enormous rise. France had almost a tenfold rise around 19 million euros, respectively. And in 2015 Austria had 3 times more sales than used to have in 2010.

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