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Production, refining and reserves

CommodityMetricValueWorld rank · shareSource
ThoriumResources 20143,000 t Th—OECD-NEA/IAEA Red Book 2014 (Uranium 2014), Table 1.17
GypsumMine production 20081.1 million t gypsum—USGS MCS 2009

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Trade in critical minerals

Exports 2024$28 m

  1. Copper$15 mto China 40%, Brazil 33%, Belgium 9% · 11 more
  2. Aluminium$11 mto Brazil 42%, India 12%, China 7% · 15 more
  3. Phosphate rock$1 mto Paraguay 100%
  4. Lead$355 kto India 77%, Spain 23%
  5. Zinc$178 kto Italy 56%, India 32%, Brazil 7% · 1 more
  6. Lithium*$71 kto United States of America 88%, Canada 6%, China 2% · 5 more
  7. Manganese$70 kto Colombia 100%
  8. Nickel$66 kto Brazil 100%

and 9 more commodities

Imports 2024$105 m

  1. Potash$60 mfrom Spain 29%, Israel 24%, Russia 17% · 8 more
  2. Aluminium$16 mfrom Brazil 91%, United Arab Emirates 6%, Spain 2% · 3 more
  3. Phosphate rock$13 mfrom Peru 64%, Algeria 36%, China 0%
  4. Manganese$11 mfrom Brazil 100%, France 0%, India 0% · 3 more
  5. Zinc$1 mfrom Brazil 80%, Belgium 20%, United States of America 0%
  6. Copper$837 kfrom Brazil 73%, Paraguay 24%, United States of America 2% · 5 more
  7. Bauxite$711 kfrom Brazil 100%, Chile 0%
  8. Palladium$344 kfrom United Kingdom 100%

and 24 more commodities

Trade values in current US dollars (ores, concentrates, intermediates, chemicals and refined metal), not prices. * Includes HS codes that also cover other products. Source: CEPII BACI (HS22), Etalab Open Licence 2.0 — details.

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