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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 given column graphs illustrate the information about four different types of citrus fruits, which were exported in thousand tonnes from top three countries in 2012.

Overall, it can be seen that the United States played significant contribution across all fruits in 2012. The highest exported fruit is oranges which was more than 1000 thousand tonnes, while the lowest exported fruits are others (except oranges, lemons, and grapefruits) slight more than 0 thousand tonnes.

In detail, a significant number of oranges were come from South Africa in 2012. Egypt exported 500 thousand tonnes oranges whereas the United States contributed less than 500 thousand tonnes. Furthermore, it is worth to note that lemons were came from Mexico is doubled that that of the United States as well as Argentina exported half number of lemons than the United States in the same year. Moreover, a similar difference can be seen between three countries is that turkey exported 100 thousand tonnes grapefruits more than Mexico and similar difference observed between Mexico and The United States respectively. In addition, Other fruits were exported from Mexico, Egypt, and the U.S. in the same decade, where contribution of Mexico was higher than other two countries.

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