The chart below shows the annual rice production in 4 countries in 1995, 2005, 2015.

The column chart illustrates the number of million tonnes of yearly rice production, according to four different nations in the years 1995, 2005, and 2015. It is clear from the data given that, across four countries, the rice production of countries A and B outperformed that of countries C and D. Additionally, the amount of rice made by countries A and D was slightly increased, whereas the figure for rice produced by B and C experienced fluctuation. In the period of 1995, with 45 million tonnes, A produced the highest quantity of rice, followed by B, with 36 million tonnes; while the amount of rice produced by C and D was remarkably lower, at 5 and 2, 5 million tonnes respectively. In 2005, A, B, and C were three countries that underwent an increase in rice production. The quantity of rice produced by A and B countries was equal, at 33 million tonnes, whereas that of rice of C stood at 7 million tonnes and D remained stable. It is worth noting that in 2015, the rice production of A increased, the highest among the four countries with 50 million tonnes, while that of B fell, with 5 million tonnes. At the same time, the amount of rice produced by C experienced a modest decrease, whereas the figure for D grew slightly, both two countries stood at 5 million tonnes.