The bar chart illustrates the quarterly sales performance of four distinct Woodward chocolate bars—Wuzzle, Woody, Wachi, and Wozic—during 2010. Sales are measured in millions of bars.
Overall, the sales patterns for the four chocolate bars fluctuated significantly throughout the year, with Wachi Bar experiencing the most dramatic decline while Woody Bar showed a consistent upward trend.
In the first quarter, Wachi Bar was the market leader with 55 million units sold, followed by Wozic Bar at 35 million. In contrast, Wuzzle and Woody bars recorded lower sales of 19 million and 10 million respectively. However, Wachi Bar’s popularity plummeted sharply to 22 million in Q2 and further to 10 million in the second half of the year. Similarly, Wozic Bar sales dropped to 20 million in Q2, hit a low of 10 million in Q3, before recovering to 35 million in Q4.
Conversely, Woody Bar demonstrated steady growth, rising from 10 million in Q1 to 40 million by Q4. Wuzzle Bar remained relatively stable at approximately 20 million for most of the year, with a notable exception in Q3, where sales surged to 40 million, matching the peak performance of the Woody Bar in the final quarter.