The provided bar graph illustrates global exports of pineapple by the three biggest producers of it in two years, 2009 and 2019; while, pie chart represents distribution of price in different factors for customers per pineapple in 2019.
Overall, exports of pineapple decreased in only one nation; whereas, in other two countries, it increased in 2019. The largest part of cost covered in distribution; however, the smallest part in export costs in 2019.
To begin with, country A exported approximately 1 million metric ton pineapple in 2009, which was dramatically rose and reached at just over 10 million metric tons. On the contrary, nation B started at around 4. 3 million metric tons in 2009 and it significantly fell to 1. 7 million metric tons. Moreover, country C exported only approximately 0. 1 million metric tons of pineapple in 2009; this trend was slightly increased by 0. 1 million metric tons.
The pie chart provides information about cost distribution in 2019. The biggest part went on distribution and retail. 18% profit was put on each pineapple which was the second highest. Taxes, international transportation costs as well as import licences expenses covered 16%, 12% and 10% respectively. The least cost went on export which was slight loslwer than producer expenses. 
The provided bar graph illustrates global  
exports
 of pineapple by the three biggest producers of it in two years, 2009 and 2019; while, pie chart represents  
distribution
 of price in  
different
 factors for customers per pineapple in 2019. 
Overall
,  
exports
 of pineapple decreased in  
only
 one nation; whereas, in other two countries, it increased in 2019. The largest part of  
cost
 covered in  
distribution
;  
however
, the smallest part in  
export
  costs
 in 2019.
To  
begin
 with, country A exported approximately 1  
million
 metric ton pineapple in 2009, which was  
dramatically
  rose
 and reached at  
just
 over 10  
million
 metric tons.  
On the contrary
, nation B  
started
 at around 4. 3  
million
 metric tons in 2009 and it  
significantly
 fell to 1. 7  
million
 metric tons.  
Moreover
, country C exported  
only
 approximately 0. 1  
million
 metric tons of pineapple in 2009; this trend was  
slightly
 increased by 0. 1  
million
 metric tons.
The pie chart provides information about  
cost
  distribution
 in 2019. The biggest part went on  
distribution
 and retail. 18% profit  
was put
 on each pineapple which was the second highest. Taxes, international transportation  
costs
  as well
 as import  
licences
 expenses covered 16%, 12% and 10%  
respectively
. The least  
cost
 went on  
export
 which was slight  
loslwer
 than producer expenses.