The table diagram shows New Zealand’s earning from kiwi exportation to five different nations from 2010 to 2012.
Overall, It can be seen from the table that Japan, China and Russia are the three biggest kiwi import country of New Zealand with the amount of earnings grew during 3 years, whereas Mexico and Saudi Arabia statistic were quite erratic.
Japan is New Zealand’s biggest customer with the import value of 271.1mil NZ$ in 2010. The number increased to 287.4mil in 2011, followed by 325.3mil NZ$ in 2012. China is the second largest importer starting with 74.9mil in 2010, the price gradually climbed up to 84,4mi (2011) and 94mil (2012), respectively. Although Russia’s importing price weren’t as high as Japan nor China, it still one of the top kiwis importing country of New Zealand. Russia’s import value began at 968.000 NZ$ in 2010, the figures jumped up to 1.585mil in 2011, peaking at 2.404mil NZ$ in 2012.
Saudi Arabia on the other hand, imported the least kiwis out of the 4 countries on the table from New Zealand. From 290.000 NZ$ in 2010 the statistic continuously decreased to 106.000 in 2011 and 82.000 in 2012. Mexico started from 6mil NZ$ then fell to 2.4mil in 2011, in the final year the number went up to 3.3mil NZ$.
