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This report forecasts to 2030 US primary metal product shipments in nominal US dollars at the manufacturer level.
This report forecasts to 2030 US nonmetallic mineral products shipments in nominal US dollars at the manufacturer level.
This report forecasts to 2030 US industrial minerals mine production in nominal US dollars.
This report forecasts to 2030 flat glass demand in nominal US dollars at the manufacturer level in Mexico.
This Freedonia industry study analyzes the 11.2 billion square meter global flat glass industry. It presents historical demand data (2012, 2017, and 2022) and forecasts (2027 and 2032) by market, and region.
This report forecasts to 2030 global demand for activated carbon by product, market, and major world region in metric tons.
Freedonia’s Global Refractories market research report thoroughly examines the 48 million metric ton global refractories industry – an industry facing both challenges and opportunities as environmental and sustainability considerations reshape production patterns and processes in multiple key end markets.
This report forecasts to 2030 US refractory demand in metric tons. Total demand is segmented by material in terms of: clay; magnesite and chrome; extra-high alumina; other nonclay refractory materials such as ceramic fibers, dolomite, graphite and carbon.
This report forecasts to 2029 US rare earths apparent consumption and mine production in metric tons.