BUSINESS

Harbor Fresh Regional Revenue

Harbor Fresh uses this sunburst chart to show how revenue divides first by region and then by product line. The inner ring makes the regional contribution visible, while the outer ring answers the next question: which departments make up each region’s sales. This is more informative than a single pie chart when both the total and the hierarchy matter. The values are shown in thousands to keep labels compact. Before using a similar chart in a real review, make sure each parent total equals the sum of its children and avoid adding minor categories that produce unreadable slivers. If the purpose is a precise comparison of many product values, use a bar chart instead. The sunburst is best for seeing the nested structure at a glance.

UPDATED 2026-09-25
EXAMPLEHarbor Fresh Regional Revenue
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

Regional revenue review for a grocery business.

Key decisions

  • Keep parent totals aligned: each regional value equals its product children.
  • Limit levels: region and product are enough for a card-size review.
  • Compare mix: use the outer ring to identify product concentration by region.

When to reuse this

Use when revenue has a small, meaningful hierarchy of geography and product.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why must parent totals match children?01
Matching totals prevents unexplained gaps and accurately represents the hierarchy.
Can I show three levels?02
Yes, if each level still has readable labels and few enough categories.
What unit are these values?03
The prompt specifies thousands of dollars, so $420k means 420 thousand dollars.
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