The graphs illustrate four categories of citrus fruits (Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruits and others) and the top three countries to which these were exported in thousand tonnes during the 2012.
Regarding lemons, Mexico recorded the highest proportion at about 500 thousand tonnes, whereas the number of exported lemons from the USA was significantly lower (200 thousand tonnes). Meanwhile, the figure of exported other citrus fruits was the same as lemons (approximately 500 thousand tonnes) and had colossal differences with the figures of Egypt and the USA by nearly 490 thousand tonnes.
As for oranges, South Africa exported a great number of oranges in 2012 (about 1000 thousand tonnes), which is twice as much as Egypt. Regarding grapefruits, can be seen reversed stairs. It means, that difference between top three countries was the same (400 thousand tonnes in Turkey, 300 thousand tonnes in Mexico and 200 thousand tonnes in the USA)
To sum up, lemons and others were exported more from Mexico, while the main exporters of Grapefruits and Oranges are Turkey and South Africa respectively.
