IELTS task 1: pineapple exports

The bar chart indicates the amount of pineapple exported by three different countries in two years 2009 and 2019. The pie chart illustrates components contributing to price for each pineapple in 2019.
In 2009, country B lead in the number of exported pineapple at more than 4 million tonnes. Meanwhile, the amount of pineapple exported by country A was around one third compared to the amount of country B. Country C exported tiny tones of pineapple.
In 2019, figure for country A soared sharply more than 10 million tonnes, ranking the first. Country C also shared an increasing experience by roughly two fold. In contrast, figure for country B went into free fall and reached under 2 million tonnes.
According to the pine chart, in 2019, price that consumers had to pay for one pineapple consisted of mostly by distribution and retail cost ( 35%). 18% cost was for profit. 16% cost was due to tax. Cost of international transport made up for 12%. Import license took 10% of total cost. Finally, cost of export and producer were 4% and 5% respectively.
Overall, the amount of pineapple exported among countries were significantly changeable and pineapple price contained a variety of costs.