The table illustrates the proportion of exports of kiwi fruit from New Zealand to five different countries- Japan, China, Mexico, Russia, and KSA- from 2010 to 2012.
Overall, while the value of Kiwi exports from New Zealand to Japan was by far the highest, Saudi Arabia saw the lowest export rate. Notably, the export value to Japan, China, and Russia increased significantly, whereas the reverse was true for Mexico and Saudi Arabia over three years.
In 2010, the highest export rate of kiwi fruit from New Zealand depended on Japan, accounting for $271, 1, and then the value of export rose considerably to $287,4 million in 2011 before the market price reached its peak in the final year, at $325,3 million. China was the second country where the highest export value was related, and the rate rose by $20 million, from $74, 9 million in 2010, to $94 million in 2012. Moreover, the export rate to Russia saw almost a triple rise, from $968 million in 2010 to $2, 4 million by 2012.
Regarding the export rate of kiwi fruit in Mexico and Saudi Arabia declined over the rest of the three years, in general. $ 6 million of the purchase rate related to Mexico in 2010, and the figure decreased to $2, 4 million before slightly rebounding to $3, 3 million in 2012. Finally, Saudi Arabia reduced its import rate of kiwi consistently from $29,000 to only $82,000 at the end of the period.
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