The bar chart below shows the exporting rate of 4 different types of fruit in the USA, Mexico and South Africa in 2012, measured by tons. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. v.2

The presented column graph compares 3 distinct nations in terms of their fruit exporting capacity in 2012. Overall, it is evident that orange was exported with the highest amount among 4 items by all countries. However, regarding to individual types of fruit, the largest exporting capabilities were occupied by different nations. Turning into detail, over 1000 tons of orange was sold abroad by the USA in 2012, followed by a below – 1000 – ton figure of Mexico. Likewise, the USA and Mexico were also the two countries having the biggest masses of exported lemon among 3 nations, with more than 700 tons and above 600 tons, respectively. By contrast, the figures for South Africa were significantly lower, making it rank third in both sections. With respect to remaining fruits, in foreign sales of grape and other fruit, South Africa surpassed other countries with the highest amount of about 500 tons and exactly 200 tons, respectively. Meanwhile, The USA and Mexico shared the same amount of grape with over 300 tons, whereas the former’s number of other fruit was slightly higher than the latter’s.