The pie charts illustrate the percentage of distribution EU goods exported to Brazil and Russia during 2010-2011 among different European counteries.
Overall, Germany was the largest exporter to both Russia and Brazil. Italy and France also contribute significant proportions, while countries such as Australia and Finland accounted for the smallest shares.
Regardings export to Brazil, Germany dominated with 35% of total EU exports. Italy was the second laregest exporter at 14%, followed by France with 11%. Spain accounted for 8%, while UK and belgium contribute 7% each. The Netherlands repersented 5%, Sewden 4%, and Finland and Australia had the lowest figure at 1% each.
Turning to export to Russia, Germany gain held the largest share, although at a slightly slightly lower percentage of 31%. The category of other countries was the second biggest contributor at 25%. Italy exported 9% of goods, while France accounted for 7%. The Netherlands and Finland contributed 7% and 5% respectively, whereas Belgium represented 4%. The UK and Sweden each made up 3%, and Spain accounted for only 2%.
