The provided pie charts detail information about a variety of export categories in Great Britian during the five years. The data is broken into five different export categories – machinery, vehicles, pharmaceuticals, plastics, and organic chemicals.
Overall, export patterns in both years were quite similar, with machinery, vehicles, making up the largest shares, while the other categories accounted for significantly smaller proportions of total exports.
Turning to the details, the proportion of exports was so disproportionaly distributed across the five categories in 2010. Machinery and vehicles dominated the chart with 29% and 28% respectively, which were closely to pharmaceuticals at 27%. In contrast, plastic and organic chemicals accounted for much smaller shares with the respective figures of 7% and 9%.
Moving on to 2015, machinery and vehicles maintained their leading positions, showing similar figures of 30% and 29%. Pharmaceuticals, however, experienced a notable decline, failing to 18%. Meanwhile, organic chemicals and plastics held smaller shares at 10% and 13% respectively.