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The image displays a bar graph titled "Southland's main exports in 2000 and *20..., and future projections for 2025" with "*20...: for test purposes, use and refer to the current year" as a footnote. The graph shows three categories: International tourism, Dairy products, and Meat products, with data represented in £ billion. International tourism had exports of £5 billion in 2000, £9 billion in 2020, and is projected to reach £7 billion in 2025. Dairy products had £7 billion in 2000, £8 billion in 2020, and are projected to reach £9 billion in 2025. Meat products had £3 billion in 2000, £4 billion in 2020, and are projected to reach £3 billion in 2025.
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A glance at the figure below reveals the data about Southland’s major exports during a 25-year period.
Overall, it is clearly seen that the prevailing position is expected to be occupied by international tourism in the last year, while the lowest point was shown by meat products.
It is visible that there was a 1 billion pounds gap between each category in 2000, where international tourism had the highest point in that period (8 billion pounds). Compared to international travel, the indicator for dairy products hit the peak, by being almost twice as high as meat production according to the current year.
There was a trace from the future projections for 2025 that Southland’s exports of groceries were going to lack a mere 500 million pounds to reach the international tourism index. Finally, the indicator for meat manufacture is forecasted to be 5 billion pounds, which is two times lower than international tourism exports.
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