The given charts demonstrstes a clear picture about the quantity of exports (millions of tonnes) using Rotterdam port, situated in Holland, to numerous territories around the world in the first decade of 2000, specifically in 2002 and 2012; and also stated the proportion of tax imposed on the items by the importing states.
At a glance it can clearly be seen that the total amount of the exports were increased (18600 millions of tonnes) with time, in 2012, whereas the importing rates, imposed by the receiving counties, were in almost stable positions.
The most surprising thing is that, China received about 2400 millions of tons imposing almost zero tax on the items came from Holland in 2002 while added 2% tax in 2012 receiving about 2300 millions of tonnes. Counties in Europe received the highest quantity of goods in both 2002, and 2012; 6900 and 6400 millions of tonnes respectively.
The USA, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Australia and other terrritoris recieved about 4200, 1800, 800, 700, and 350 millions of goods imposing 3%, 1%, 5%, 4%, 2% in 2002; as well as 3900, 1500, 2550, 2300, and 350 millions of tonnes in 2012 through Rotterdam port located in Holland.