The pie chart illustrates how much imports both India and China received from different EU countries in 2000 and 2011. Information of both the
countries are given on different pie-charts.
Overall, Germany has seen a major surge over the given period in its exports to India and China whereas United Kingdom has seen a decline in its
exports to both the nation. Austria, Sweden, Spain and Finland have a tiny contribution to the exports and also, no major changes were seen in
their proportion in the given time period.
If we compare Germany’s exports to India in 2000 and 2011, there is a considerable increase from 15% to 25% respectively. In addition, China’s
imports from Germany took a surge from 38% to 48%. Exports of goods to Indian from United Kingdom took a huge dip (29% to 13%) as compared
to British exports to China (9% to 7%).
Also, Austria, Sweden, Spain and Finland all have exported less than or equal to 3% to India and China in both years. 
The pie chart illustrates how  
much
 imports both India and China received from  
different
 EU countries in 2000 and 2011. Information of both the
countries are  
given
 on  
different
 pie-charts. 
Overall
, Germany has  
seen
 a major surge over the  
given
 period in its  
exports
 to India and China whereas United Kingdom has  
seen
 a decline in its
exports to both the nation. Austria, Sweden, Spain and Finland have a tiny contribution to the  
exports
 and  
also
, no major  
changes
 were  
seen
 in
their proportion in the  
given
 time period.
If we compare Germany’s  
exports
 to India in 2000 and 2011, there is a considerable increase from 15% to 25%  
respectively
.  
In addition
, China’s
imports from Germany took a surge from 38% to 48%.  
Exports
 of  
goods
 to Indian  
from United Kingdom
 took a huge dip (29% to 13%) as compared
to British  
exports
 to China (9% to 7%). 
Also
, Austria, Sweden, Spain and Finland all have exported less than or equal to 3% to India and China in both years.