The bar chart illustrates the exports of fruits such as oranges, lemons, grapefruits and other citrus fruits in 2010.
Overall, South Africa recorded the highest figures in exports of oranges and exported grapefruits in equal amount as United States. In contrast, Turkey experienced much exports of Lemons, whereas Mexico exported other types of citrus fruits.
Oranges are exported by different countries, in which South Africa recorded the highest figures at 1,00,00,00 metric tons, as compared to Egypt and United States, which accounted for about 9,00,000 metric tons and 7,00,000 metric tons in exports, respectively. Regarding the lemons, 5,00,000 metric tons exported by Turkey, followed by Mexico and Agrentina, at just 450 and 250 thousand metric tons in exports.
South Africa and United States both had same figures, at about 250,000 metric tons in exportation of grapefruits. On the other hand, Mexico accounted for the highest figures, at approximately 450,000 metric tons in different type of citrus fruits’ exports, as compared to exports by United States and Israel, which accounted for lowest exports of this fruit, even about less than 10 thousand metric tons.
