The pie charts below show the comparison of exports in Great Britain over five years.

The two diagrams depict information about exports of 6 products in the United Kingdom measured between 2010 and 2015.

Overall

, the amount of all the exported goods increased in 5 years. Machinery and vehicles had the highest proportion of the pies and did not make significant changes. Meanwhile, pharmaceuticals considerably decreased and almost reached the same level as plastics production;

additionally

, plastics and organic chemicals were slightly enhanced.

To begin

with, the Machinery and Vehicles industry took 29% and 28%, respectively, rising to 1% equally.

However

, pharmaceutical exports dramatically decreased from 27% to 18% in 5 years taking less than a quarter of whole exports, despite the dropping, the proportion stayed the same as in 2010.

On the other hand

, plastic and organic chemicals were staying at 9% and 7%, respectively.

Furthermore

, by steadily increasing they peaked at 13% and 10%, respectively, and

although

their percentage increased, the proportion in the chart diminished because of the other leading characteristics.