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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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The bar chart compares data about Southland’s primary market overseas from 2000 to future expectation for 2025.
Overall, it is clear that the shares of International tourism and Dairy products will have been projected to see significant increase, while the opposite is true for Meat products.
In 2000, International tourism was the dominant export with the amount of just over 8 billion pounds. Similarly, it is expected to remain highest with approximately 10 billion, although Dairy products will experience dramatic inrease until 2025. The amount of Dairy products was responsible for around 7 billions in 2000, and then it peaked at about 10 billions over years. However, it is estimated that the number of Dairy products will decrease to 9.5 billions in 2025.
When it comes to figures for Meat products, it was stood at 6 billions in 2000, and it fell to 5.5 billions. Finally, it is expected that it will be accounted for 5 billions in 2025.
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