Overall, while the number of exported oranges and pomegranates gradually experienced improvements, with the figure for oranges showing an upward trend in this 9 years period, exported rates of apples witnessed noticeable decrease, before introducing negligible rise and maintaining a downward trend.
Oranges and Pomegranates exportion showed consistently higher figures. 15 billion tonnes of oranges were transported in 2005, a figure that then rose steadily to around 23 billion of tones in 2008. Point, during one year remained constant and continued its improvement, by reaching a peak of app. 27 billion of tones, in 2011, before dropping to around 22 billions of transported oranges, by the last year. While the number for exported pomegranates saw a gradual increase throughout the years, starting at just 8 billion tones in 2005, ending with 18 tones in 2014.
In contrast, apple exportation rates decreased from 7 billion of tones in 2005 to 5 billion of tonnes in 2008, which is then experienced considerable rise to almost 14 billion of tones by the last year.
