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The table titled "U.S. Imports Of Sulfuric Acid (100% H2SO4), By Country Or Locality" provides a detailed overview of the quantities of sulfuric acid imported into the United States, categorized by the country or locality of origin. This data is significant as sulfuric acid is a critical industrial chemical used in various applications, including fertilizer production, mineral processing, and chemical manufacturing. Understanding import trends helps gauge the domestic supply chain, influences pricing, and informs policy decisions related to trade and industry.

The data presented in this table is sourced from the USGS Mineral Yearbook, which compiles comprehensive statistics on mineral commodities. It is important to note that certain figures may be accompanied by footnote notations: "e" indicates that the data is estimated, "p" signifies that the data is preliminary and subject to revision, and "r" denotes that the data has been revised from previously published figures. These notations help users assess the reliability and currentness of the information provided.

TABLE 10
U.S. IMPORTS OF SULFURIC ACID (100% H2SO4), BY COUNTRY OR LOCALITY1
20222023
QuantityValue2QuantityValue2
Country or locality(metric tons)(thousands)(metric tons)(thousands)
Belguim2540049608417
Canada18200001730001800000243000
Finland79000154001250005640
Germany5870045501610004070
Italy----18700227
Japan1130002310014400016400
Korea, Republic of6020011900----
Mexico72000014000061700087500
Netherlands----10600329
Poland15000257034159
Spain1880003020032600028800
Sweden6640013800867004670
Taiwan28000320001800017400
Turkey385008280----
United Arab Emirates106002350----
Other9540554079604760
Total32300004690003320000413000

-- Zero.

1Table includes data available through August 29, 2024. Data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to totals shown.

2Declared cost, insurance, and freight paid by shipper valuation.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau.


Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program

See also: Sulfur statistics | Mineral commodity prices


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