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TABLE 19
U.S. AND PUERTO RICO IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION OF GRAY PORTLAND CEMENT, BY COUNTRY
(Thousand metric tons and thousand dollars)
 
    2004   2005
Value Value
Country   Quantity   Customs1   C.i.f.2     Quantity   Customs1   C.i.f.2
United States:
Brazil 315 12,745 16,846 377 20,729 25,368
Bulgaria 231 12,478 15,069 303 16,921 20,325
Canada 4,744 247,821 264,773 4,301 242,961 260,188
China3 2,052 4 69,477 4 109,802 4 4,149 169,832 277,318
Colombia 1,874 71,964 100,591 1,599 78,333 103,969
Denmark 14 4 577 4 934 4 -- -- --
Egypt 291 13,359 20,841 350 15,843 27,309
Greece 2,007 64,313 104,168 2,755 103,952 171,448
Indonesia 630 22,490 41,804 865 29,481 58,713
Korea 1,729 48,014 80,415 2,443 84,944 141,159
Mexico 1,193 35,662 52,577 1,856 75,290 99,365
Norway 304 17,006 17,006 504 23,645 30,562
Peru 543 19,040 31,578 671 25,497 42,607
Philippines 301 4 8,360 4 13,293 4 312 9,728 18,220
Spain 253 4 6,614 4 10,223 4 52 1,882 3,033
Sweden 1,055 28,737 52,156 1,031 33,085 56,902
Taiwan 1,068 42,014 69,345 1,759 71,448 124,679
Thailand 2,726 86,160 140,787 2,864 113,556 188,138
Turkey 671 4 21,061 4 33,327 4 581 22,759 40,446
Venezuela 1,953 74,662 106,281 1,682 76,026 113,914
Other 13   1,185   1,390     98   3,533   3,663
Total5 23,968 4 903,741 4 1,283,206 4   28,551   1,219,444   1,807,328
Puerto Rico:
China 25 523 1,231 -- -- --
Denmark 204 5,140 11,605 202 7,192 11,822
Korea -- -- -- 78 3,240 5,824
Spain 4 222 226 (6) 4 4
Turkey 16 288 308 -- -- --
Other (6)   26   29     (6)   6   8
Total5 250   6,198   13,398     280   10,442   17,658
Grand total5   24,218 909,939 1,296,604 28,832 1,229,886 1,824,986
-- Zero.
1The price actually paid or payable for merchandise when sold for exportation to the United States, excluding U.S.
import duties, freight, insurance, and other charges incurred in bringing the merchandise to the United States.
2Cost, insurance, and freight. The import value represents the customs value plus insurance, freight, and other delivery
charges to the first port of entry.
3China may be underrepresented and it is thought that all or some imports from Japan should be assigned to China.
4U.S. data may appear to be revised because Puerto Rico data are now shown separately.
5Data may not add to totals shown because of independent rounding.
6Less than � unit.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau.

Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program


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