The given table depicts the revenue generated from exports of kiwi from New Zealand to five distinct nations recorded from 2010 to 2012.
Overall, it is suggested that apart from Mexico and Saudi Arabia, who suffered declines, the other listed countries witnessed increases in the referred value throughout the surveyed period.
Looking more closely at the details, Japan’s earnings from exports of kiwi constantly dominated this table. The value ascended noticeably from around 271 million dollars to more than 325 million dollars in 2012 after a negligible increase in 2011, leaving the other nations far away. Meanwhile, China and Russia registered gradual growths. Their revenue reached 94 million dollars and around 2 400 thousand dollars in 2012, respectively.
Turning to the two countries that underwent decreases, Mexico recorded the steepest one but still maintained at the third rank in 2012 with the earning of 3 300 thousand dollars. Saudi Arabia’s revenue descended to half of the original value, which was already of the lowest, and was followed by another marginal drop.