The line graph provides the information about trends in the consumption of strawberry, lemon and cherry jams in Asia from 1991 to 2014.
Overall, while strawberry jam saw drammatic decline, the vice verse is true for cherry. However, the more fluctuations were observed at lemon jam’s during the period. Notably, eventhough the share of cherry jam started after the half of the period, in the end it took the dominance among two others.
With regarding of the proportion of strawberry jam took a lead at the beginning with growth from around 140tons in 1991 to 160tons in 1996. The figure then that plummet and showed 50tones in 2014 that makes it the letter among three. Although cherry jam introduced to the market in 2006 and in the initial five year expreienced a skyrocket and reached the same level of the share of lemon with 85tons, this figure then decreased for about 10 tons, which makes it the former in the list.
When it comes to the most changable trends the lemon jam stands out. Starting with nearly 90tons in the beginning, tailored with a decline to 10tons roughly in 1996. Then despite of recovery its initial point in 2001 and remain with no significant changes during a dozen. This is followed by a sharp fall from 85tons to 40tons and that made it the last ranked in the graph.