The given graph depicts the tonnes of citrus fruits and the top countries – the United states, South Africa, Egypt, Mexico, Argentina, and Turkey were exported in 2012.
Overall, the thosand tonnes of oranges exports to South Africa, lemons to Mexico, and grapefruits to Turkey accounted for the largest share, while those in the United States. In addition, the tonnes of other types citrus fruits was exported by Mexico significantly higher than Egypt and the USA.
According to the data, oranges which exported to South Africa had the highest percantage among all categories, at 1000000 tonnes, while those that exports to Egypt and the United States accounted for 500000 and approximately 480 thousand tonnes. The proportion of lemons overseas sales to Mexico made up 500000 tonnes, whereas Argentina and the USA was 100000 and 200000 tonnes.
In contrast, the percentage of exports was to Turkey and Mexico 400 and 300 thousand tonnes, the United States remained stable. Other types of citrus fruits, such as the Mexico was a the only country that experienced growth to 500000 tonnes, Egypt and the United States saw a small proportion.
