The bar chart compares the export of three different products (name) fromthland in 2000, 2018 and future projection 2025.

It is clear that the highest amount of exports is international tourism, and the lowest amount of exports is meal products. We can also see there is a dramatic increase in dairy products exported.

The amount of international tourism exported shows the highest amount in 2000, at around £8 billion, increasing to £9 billion in 2018. It is predicted to reach the peak at about £10 billion in 2025. By contrast, the amount of meat products exported only accounted for £6 billion, decreasing by £1 billion and being expected to reach the lowest point in 2025.

The amount of dairy products exported shows a fluctuating pattern, increasing by £3 billion which reached its peak in 2018, at £10 billion. While the amount of dairy products is projected to decrease by a half billion British pound, it will become the second largest products exported in Southland, following international tourism.