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Band 5+: The Following chart depicts EU exports to both brazil and Russia.

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The image presents two pie charts detailing percentages of EU goods exports to Brazil and Russia in 2010-2011; for Brazil, Germany accounts for 33%, Italy 14%, France 11%, Netherlands 9%, Spain 8%, UK 7%, Austria 7%, Sweden 4%, Belgium 7%, and Finland 1%; for Russia, Germany comprises 31%, Netherlands 7%, Italy 6%, UK 4%, Austria 3%, Belgium 4%, Finland 5%, France 7%, and Other 25%.
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Overall,the germany was bigger exporter to both Brazil and Russia,it has higest share in the markets.While Italy and Fance also held significant position in both export,the remaining EU countries showed enough variation in their export to Brazil compared to Russia.

To begin with,in 2010-2011,Germany has the largest proportion of EU goods exported to Brazil at 33%.Italy was the second largest exporter with 14% and France held the third position with 11%.Spain and Netherlands each has share for about 8% and 5% of the exports.Sweden and Uk has smaller shares at 4% and 7%.Belgium and Finland each contributed 7% and 1% to the toal Eu exports to Brazil,while Austria and other category has share up to 2% and 2%.

Furthermore,the export chart of Russia in 2010-2011 also saw Germany as the leading contributor with 31% of the total EU goods exported.Italy and France followed with 12% and 7%.The netherlans regeistered for 7% of the exports,while Spain and sweden had smaller shares of 2% and 3%.The UK contribution was 4% and Belgium and Finland has equal distribution that is 5%.Austria share was 3%,while other category contributearound 21% of total EU exports to Russia.

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