the pie charts and table gives information about the total value and sources of fish imported to the US between 1988 and 2000

The table shows the total money United States spent on purchasing fish from China, Canada and other countries, while the three pie charts illustrate the percentage of US imported fish from those countries in 1988, 1992 and 2000.
Overall, the monetary of fish imports rose significantly over the period given. Imports from Canada was predominant in 1988, but other countries was the main source to the US by the final year.

In terms of the source of fish importation, the proportion of purchasing from Canada stood at 60%, which was the highest figure compared to China (13%) and other countries (27%) in 1988. On the contrary, imports from other countries accounted for 46% in 1992 and 42% in 2000, which had replaced Canada to become the main supplier.

Regarding the table, the total value of US imported fish was $6.57 billion in 1988, followed by a slight increase to $8.52 billion in 1992 and reached $10.72 billion in the last year.