The charts show fresh fruit exports in 2010.

The given bar charts illustrate the amount of 4 types of exported fresh fruits in some countries in the year 2010. In general, orange was shipped most

while

other types of citrus fruits were exported mainly

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Mexico. Looking at the first chart for more detail, the United States exported about 700,000 metric

tons

of orange. These figures for Egypt and South Africa were significantly higher which reached 900 and 1000 thousand metric

tons

of

this

type of fruit, respectively. In terms of lemon which ranked as the second most popular fruit, people in Argentina shipped more than 250,000 metric

tons

and

this

figure doubled in Turkey.

In addition

, there were around 450 thousand metric

tons

exported in Mexico, which was slightly lower than those in Turkey. Meanwhile, Turkey exported about 175,000 metric

tons

of grapefruit, which

while

these statistics for South Africa and the U.S. were at the same amount ( around 225,000 metric

tons

), and became the third most well-known fruit. More than 400 thousand metric

tons

of other citrus fruits were exported by Mexicans, and these figures for the United States and Isreal were minimal to the

overall

amount.