Band 6+: The table below gives information about the value of exports of kiwi fruit from New Zealand to five countries between 2010 and 2012. Summarize the information by selecting and re-porting the main features, and making comparisons where relevant.

The table provides information about the exports value of kiwi from New Zealand to five different countries: Japan, China, Mexico, Russia, and Saudi Arabia, between 2010 and 2012.

Overall, the exports value of kiwi from New Zealand increased most in Japan, while Mexico and Russia also saw significant growth. In contrast, Saudi Arabia has seen a marked decline over the past three years.

For Japan, the exports value kiwi from New Zealand to Japan increased steadily over the years, from NZD 271 million in 2010 to NZD 287 million in 2011 and reaching NZD 325,3 million in 2012. For China, although the exports level into China was much lower than Japan, but there was also a marked growth, from NZD 79,4 million in 2010 to NZD 94 million in 2012.

For Mexico, although the exports value kiwi from New Zealand to Mexico quite low (only NZD 1,2 million in 2010), but has increased significantly over the years, reaching NZD 3 million in 2012. For Russia, growth in Russia similar to Mexico, with the exports value from NZD 968 thousand in 2010 to NZD 2,4 million. For Saudi Arabia, it was the only country that saw a decline in the exports value, from NZD 29 million in 2010 down to only NZD 82 thousand in 2012.