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The image presents a line graph depicting consumption across three types of jam (Strawberry, Lemon, Cherry) in an Asian country from 1991-2014, marking consumption volume on the y-axis in increments (0, 40, 80, 120, 160 tons) and years on the x-axis (1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, 2011, 2014). Strawberry jam consumption starts at 30 tons in 1991, peaks at 120 tons in 1996, falls to ≈65 tons in 2001, rises slightly to ≈70 tons in 2006, before dropping to nearly 40 tons by 2014. Lemon jam begins at ≈10 tons in 1991, rising significantly to ≈55 tons in 1996, then jumps to its peak at 100 tons in 2001, drops back to ≈90 tons in 2006, and further descends to about 55 tons by 2014. Cherry jam starts just above 0 tons in 1991, grows to ≈30 tons in 1996, spikes to ≈50 tons in 2001, experiences a peak of ≈115 tons in 2006, and decreases sharply to around 30 tons by 2014.
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The given line graph illustrates the use of three jam types such as strawberry, lemon and cherry in an Asian country between 1991 and 2014.
Overall, it is evident that the most consumed jam type was strawberry at the beginning of the period. In addition, the least consumed was cherry which started after strawberry and lemon. However at the end of the period it expected to overcome all of them.
In 1991, the consumption of strawberry was approximately at 140 tons, while the intake of lemon was nearly at 90 tons. By contrast, in 2006, Cherry started to consume and was roughly at 10 tons at the beginning of the period.
In 2014, the intake of strawberry experienced a sharp decline, reaching approximately at 50 tons. Moreover, during the period the consumption of lemon saw a steady increase. However, showed a quick decrease, becoming the least consumed jam at the end of the period. Additionally, the most consumed jam became the cherry which started after strawberry and lemon, reaching nearly at 70 tons at the end of the period.
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