Metals, minerals, and glass are building blocks for the world around us. Freedonia industry research can be the building blocks of your business, providing a solid foundation on which to base your decisions.
The availability of critical raw materials such as cobalt and nickel and of key recycled materials is increasingly of concern to companies that are looking to reach ambitious sustainability targets, including transitioning their fleets to electric power and using all recycled materials in their products. With analysis of both demand and production as well as insights into international trade flows, Freedonia has the insights to see how supply balances demand.
The US mining industry was estimated to be worth $124 billion in 2022.
This report forecasts to 2028 US iron, steel, and ferroalloy industry shipments in US dollars at the manufacturer level.
This report forecasts to 2028 US abrasives demand and production in nominal dollars at the manufacturer level.
This report forecasts to 2028 global demand for abrasives by product, market, and major world region in nominal US dollars at the manufacturer level.
This report forecasts to 2028 abrasives demand in nominal US dollars at the manufacturer level in Canada.
This report forecasts to 2028 abrasive demand and production in nominal US dollars at the manufacturer level in Europe.
This Freedonia industry study analyzes the $52.3 billion global abrasives industry. It presents historical demand data (2013, 2018, and 2023) and forecasts (2028 and 2033) by material, market, and region.
Demand for distilled spirits packaging is forecast to increase 2.8% per year to $1.1 billion in 2027, with real growth of 1.4% per year to 8.9 billion units.
This report forecasts annually to 2027 US helium demand in cubic meters.
This report forecasts annually to 2028 US gypsum demand and crude gypsum production in metric tons.
This report forecasts annually to 2027 US construction aggregates demand in metric tons. Total demand is segmented by product in terms of: crushed stone; sand and gravel; and alternative aggregates such as clay, shale, and crushed concrete. Total demand is also segmented by market as follows: nonbuilding construction, residential construction, and nonresidential construction.