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Band 5+: The graph below show four categories of citrus fruits and the top three countries to which these were exported(in thousand tonnes) in 2012.

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The image presents four charts depicting citrus fruit exports (thousand tonnes) in 2012. Oranges: South Africa 1100, Egypt 950, United States 500; Lemons: Mexico 500, United States 350, Argentina 250; Grapefruits: Turkey 200, Mexico 400, United States 450; Others: Mexico 500, Egypt 300, United States 250.
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The bar graphs illustrates the different categories of three citrus fruits and the most popular countries where they were transported in a lot of tonnes in 2012.

Overall, it can be easily noticed that United States were mostly used as a transportation country for specifically citrus fruits .

Eventually, oranges were highly more shipped out to till almost 1500 of tonnes. Altough, South Africa had 1000 tonnes of oranges, which basically result as the biggest country where oranges were sent out. Meanwhile, the differences between Egypt and United States were not a large enough. US had approximately 200 tonnes less than Egypt, which had clearly 500 of tonnes.

A Mexico also appeared in each of fruits. It showes that Mexico had the most sellers of other fruits. Turning to lemons, there about 500 of tonnes, but the least Mexico had delivered abroad were grapefruits exactly 300 of tonnes.

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