The chart below gives information about Southland's main exports in 2000, 20.., and future projections for 2025
The bar graph illustrates the value of the southland's main exports in the area of international
tourism
, Dairy
product
and meat
product
in 2000, 2023
and future predictions for The year 2025.
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and 2023
Overall
we can observe that International tourism
is always being
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tourism
, whereas
meat
products
may decrease for the year 2025.
International tourism
shows the highest increasing trend that is
in 2000, it continues to increase till now i.e about 9 billion
and forecasted that it probably rise around 10 billion
in 2025.
The exports of dairy
products
is
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highest
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the highest
that is
10 billion
but in 2000 the export for
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of
dairy
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the dairy
product
is too low, the figure lies around
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at around
billion
and it is manifested that in future 2025 The
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dairy
product
export will drop to 8 billion
.
Moving on meat
products
shows a downward trend, whereas
a maximum of 6 billion
meat
products
were exported in 2000, but row it declined to 5•5 billion
and it is projected that till 2025
the value will decrease to around 5 billion
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