The values of kiwi fruit from New Zealand exports to five nations between 2010 and 2012 are

shown in the table.

Overall, it is evident that Japan was New Zealand’s largest export market. In addition, over the
course of three years, the value of kiwi exports to Saudi Arabia fell significantly, while the reverse
was recorded in the remaining countries.

In 2010, exports of kiwi fruit to Japan were more than 270 million dollars, nearly three times that
of China and ten times that of Saudi Arabia. This year, exports to Mexico and Russia brought in
lesser money, with 1.2 million for Mexico and 968,000 dollars for Russia.

By 2012, exports to Japan increased significantly and totalled more than 325 million dollars. A
rise in the figures for China, Mexico, and Russia was also witnessed at $94 million, $3.3 million,
and $2.4 million, respectively. However, in 2011, the value of kiwi exports to Saudi Arabia had
only decreased to $106,000, and by 2012, it had reached $82,000.