The line graph below shows changes in the amount of coffee exported from three countries between 2002 and 2012.

The line graph illustrates the coffee out in kilograms which sold abroad from Brazil, Colombia, and Costa Rica over a course of 10 years starting from 2002.

Overall, it is obvious that the output of exported coffee witnessed an upward trend over the time frame with the figure of Brazil being the highest number.

In 2002, the number of exported coffee in Costa Rica registered the highest among the three, standing at 15 million kg. This quantity declined sharply to about 7 million kilograms before suffering an immense increase to 20 million kg of coffee in 2012. By contrast, there was a significant growth from 5 million kg to approximately 12 million kg of exported coffee in Colombia. 2008 experienced a sudden decrease to roughly 2 million kg of coffee before that number soured by 13 million kg in 2012. Meanwhile, a progressive increase to 15 million kg can be seen in the output of exported coffee in Brazil and even this figure sharply rose to 26 million kg in 2008. Then, that Brazilian number witnessed a marginal fall before registering a dramatic growth to 25 million kilograms of exported coffee in 2012.