The table graph illustrates data about the price of exports of kiwi fruit from New Zealand to Japan, China, Mexico, Russia and Saudi Arabia from 2010 to 2012.
Overall, the most striking feature of the graph is the overall numbers for Japan, which increased the most and were highest overall by far while China increased their imports and were respectively. On the contrary, Mexico’s export value declined.
Looking first at the countries that increased, Japan led the way going from $271.100,000 in 2010 to $287.400.000 before a surge to $325.300.000 by the end of the period. China showed a similar growth pattern increasing by approximately $10.000.000 a year to end at $94.000.000.
In contrast, Mexican imports reached $6.000.000 before dropping more than half to $2.400.000, and then recovering slightly to $3.300.000. Additionally, Russia accelerated from $986.000 in 2010 to $2.404.000 in 2012. Saudi Arabia fell more steadily ($290,000 to $106,000 and finally $82,000).
