The given pie charts compare the proportion of exports from different nations from the European Union to India and China in 2005 and 2015. Overall, Germany was the largest exporter to both countries after overtaking Belgium in India in 2015.
In terms of India, the UK was the most significant exports contributor to this country in 2005 with 29%, which was closely followed by Belgium (25%). A decade later, substantial changes happened when Germany surpassed Belgium to become the largest exporter to India, whereas reliance on UK products declined considerably to 13%. Italy and France recorded the same percentage of exports initially, and they both experienced a minimal growth to the same proportion of 9%. Meanwhile, other countries saw a negligible share of less than 5%, all of which underwent a 1% increase in the following 10 years, except for Finland, whose figure remained unchanged by the end of the surveyed period.
Regarding China, Germany was the main exporter to this nation, constituting 38% of the total share in 2005. The figure further continued to rise significantly to reach nearly a half in 2015, asserting its leading position to China’s total exports value. There was a marginal growth in exports from Spain and the Netherlands, while the percentage of Austria and Belgium remained intact during the examined period, at 2% and 5%, respectively. Other nations witnessed a unconsiderable share in the vicinity of 10%, which decreased slightly with Sweden and Finland dropping with a more noticeable degree after 10 years.