A quick glance at the line graph depicts the data on the tons of 3 different jams utilized in Asia between 1991 and 2014.
In overall, the highest number of strawberry jams was in 1996 while there was the lowest number of cherry jams in 2006.
In terms of taking a look at noteworthy data, the number of strawberry jams started at 140 tons in 1991. In 1996, it gradually increased to 160 tons. In the following years, there was experienced non-stop plunge from 160 tons to 100 tons. Likewise, the figure of strawberry jams slowly dropped to 60 tons between 2001 and 2014. After strawberry jam, the volume of lemon jam started at 90 tons. However, it slowly decreased to 80 tons in 1996. After dropping, the number of lemon jams slightly increased to 100 tons in 2001. Yet, the figure of lemon jam did not experience any changes between 2001 and 2006; it remained at 100 tons. As well as, the tons of lemon jam slowly fell to 90 in 2011. In 2014, there was the most significant gap in the number of lemon jams, from 90 tons to 40 tons. As for cherry jams, the number of cherry jams jumped with frog leap from 5 tons to 80 tons in 2011. Finally, it slightly dropped to 70 tons in 2014.