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Band 5+: The charts below show the production of different types of citrus fruit in Brazil, China, and the USA.

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The image shows three pie charts detailing citrus fruit production by country in Brazil, China, and the USA. Brazil: Grapefruit 1%, Lemons 6%, Oranges 87%, Tangerines 1%, Other citrus fruit 5%. China: Grapefruit 2%, Lemons 1%, Oranges 73%, Tangerines 22%, Other citrus fruit 3%. USA: Grapefruit 8%, Lemons 16%, Oranges 70%, Tangerines 1%, Other citrus fruit 5%.
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The chart shows percentage of produced citrus fruit in five different categories in Brazil, China, and the USA.

overall, it can be seen that theree countries have the different percentage for all categories of citrus fruit. However, listed by the data orenages citrus and tangerines citrus have the largest proportion in Brazi, China, and the USA from all categories. Meanwhile, the other citus fruit has the smallest percentage during the period.

Firstly, in Brazil oranges has the greater proportion compared to the other categories at 87%. Similarly, tangerines and lemons have the slightly different percentage at 6% and 5% respectively. Futhermore, grape fruit and other citrus fruit have the smallest proportion of production below 5%.

In China, tangerines has the largest percentage of production recorded by the chart. After which, followed oranges at 18% and making to the second position, while lemons and grapefruit have the same percentage at 3%. Meanwhile, other citrus fruit has the smallest percentage below 3%.

Moving in the USA, we can see the percentage of oranges has the greater compared to the other caregories at 73%. Then grapefruit has the second position at 16%, followed by lemons citrus at 7% making to the third ranging. After that, tangerines and other citrus fruit has the smallest proportion below 5% at 3% and 1% consequtively.

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