The charts below give information about consumption of bottled water in different regions of the world. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and making comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart shows the bottled water expenditure in different nations of the world, while the bar chart illustrates a rise in proportion of water consumption from 1999 to 2001. Overall, the two charts provide information on bottled water consumption, and it increases across different countries throughout the period. The most pronounced water expenditure was […]

Water bottle consumption has increased significantly over the past three years. For instance, in the Pacific, no one used water bottles in 1999, but as the years progressed, people began to find them more convenient. By 2001, water bottle consumption in that region rose by 14%, marking the largest increase observed. In contrast, Western Europe […]

The pie and table charts show data about bottled water use in various parts of the globe. The units of measurement are in percentages. Overall, in 1999, the highest percentage group who consumed water bottles were western Europeans, whereas the lowest were the Africans, while the rest fell in between. Over the following 2 years, […]