The charts show world pineapple exports by the top three pineapple-producing countries in 2009 and 2019, and a breakdown of the cost to the consumer of each pineapple in 2019.

The provided charts illustrate global

pineapple

exports

from the top three producing nations between 2009 and 2019, alongside a breakdown of the cost incurred by consumers for each

pineapple

in 2019. The first chart reveals a significant increase in

pineapple

exports

from

Country

A, rising from approximately 2

million

metric

tonnes

in 2009 to around 10

million

in 2019.

In contrast

,

Country

B's

exports

fluctuated, starting at 6

million

tonnes

in 2009 and reaching a peak of 8

million

tonnes

in 2019 before declining to 5

million

tonnes

.

Country

C's

exports

remained relatively stable, with a slight increase from 1

million

to 2

million

tonnes

during the same period. The second chart details the cost components of a single

pineapple

in 2019. Producer costs constituted the largest portion at 35%, followed by distribution and retail at 16% and 18% respectively. Export costs, international transport, and import licenses accounted for 12%, 10%, and 5% respectively,

while

profit and taxes contributed 4% each.

Overall

, the data indicates a substantial growth in

pineapple

exports

from

Country

A, with a more varied performance from

Country

B and a modest increase from

Country

C. The cost breakdown highlights the significant contribution of producer costs and distribution/retail to the final price paid by consumers.