The first chart represents how different world pineapple exports between the top producing countries in the years 2009 and 2019. The second one illustrates how different cost to the consumer for each pineapple in the year 2019.
overall, as shown in the graph, the largest country that produced pineapple was country A in the second period of time. While the smallest producing country was C in the first time period. meanwhile, the pie chart depicts that the distribution and retail was the largest cost segment in the study time period.
What is clear in the bar chart, in the country A the number of tones jump up in the study time period, while it is shrunk down in country B. in contrast, there is no noticeable difference in country C.
With regards to the cost of each pineapple, the largest cost spent on distribution and retail. Profit take 18% of the cost for each pineapple. Export costs only took 4% of the cost of producing each pineapple.
The
first
chart represents how
different
world pineapple exports between the top producing
countries
in the years 2009 and 2019. The second one illustrates how
different
cost
to the consumer for each pineapple in the year 2019.
overall
, as shown in the graph, the largest
country
that produced pineapple was
country
A in the second period of
time
.
While
the smallest producing
country
was C in the
first
time
period.
meanwhile
, the pie chart depicts that the distribution and retail was the largest
cost
segment in the study
time
period.
What is
clear
in the bar chart, in the
country
A the
number of tones jump up in the study
time
period, while it
is shrunk
down in
country
B.
in contrast
, there is no noticeable difference in
country
C.
With regards to
the
cost
of each pineapple, the largest
cost
spent on distribution and retail. Profit take 18% of the
cost
for each pineapple. Export
costs
only
took 4% of the
cost
of producing each pineapple.