Materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing

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Top Producer
California
$33.3B in 2020
Top Consumer
Texas
$33.9B in 2020
Most Common Transport Type
Truck
1.98B tons
Federal Obligation
$317M
2017 Fiscal Year
Top Purchasing Agency
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
$185M in 2017

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In 2020, the top producer of Materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing was California with $33.3B. This is expected to increase 51.9% to $50.6B by 2050. The top consumer was Texas with $33.9B, and those inbound shipments are expected to increase 55.6% to $52.8B by 2050.

Freight data is provided using the SCTG product classification. The closest comparible products are natural sands, nonmetallic minerals, and nonmetal min. prods.

In 2023, the most common means of transport for Materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing, by weight, was Truck with 1.98B tons, followed by Rail with 166M tons and Multiple Modes and Mail with 79M tons.

In 2017, the US government spent $317M on Materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing. The agency which purchased the largest amount of Materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing in 2017 was Bureau of Engraving and Printing ($185M), followed by Department of the Army ($28M) and the Defense Logistics ($22.8M).

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Production

Freight data is provided using the SCTG product classification. The closest comparible products are natural sands, nonmetallic minerals, and nonmetal min. prods.
Largest Producers in 2020
  1. $33.3B
  2. $33.1B
  3. $15.3B

In 2020, the US state which produced the most outbound materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing was California ($33.3B). Production in California is expected to increase 51.9% to $50.6B by 2050.

The following chart shows the top 5 states that outbound materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing.

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Consumption

Freight data is provided using the SCTG product classification. The closest comparible products are natural sands, nonmetallic minerals, and nonmetal min. prods.
Largest Consumers in 2020
  1. $33.9B
  2. $32.7B
  3. $18.5B

In 2020, the US state which consumed the most inbound materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing was Texas ($33.9B). Consumption in Texas is expected to increase 55.6% to $52.8B by 2050.

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Transportation Method by Weight

Freight data is provided using the SCTG product classification. The closest comparible products are natural sands, nonmetallic minerals, and nonmetal min. prods.
Most Common Means
  1. Truck
    1.98B tons
  2. Rail
    166M tons
  3. Multiple Modes and Mail
    79M tons

In 2023, the most common means of transport for materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing, by weight, was Truck with 1.98B tons, followed by Rail with 166M tons and Multiple Modes and Mail with 79M tons. The following chart shows the breakdown of each transportation type compared to the national average for all products.

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Outbound California Partners

Freight data is provided using the SCTG product classification. The closest comparible products are natural sands, nonmetallic minerals, and nonmetal min. prods.
Top Purchasers (excluding California)
  1. $724M
  2. $683M
  3. $680M

In 2023, the largest purchaser of materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing from California (excluding California itself) is Washington ($724M), followed by Arizona ($683M) and Texas ($680M)

The following map shows the amount of materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing that California sells to each state (excluding California itself). Select a new state from the dropdown menu to update the map to focus on sales for that state.

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Inbound Texas Partners

Freight data is provided using the SCTG product classification. The closest comparible products are natural sands, nonmetallic minerals, and nonmetal min. prods.
Top Exporters
  1. $780M
  2. $680M
  3. $527M

In 2023, the largest domestic source for materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing in Texas (excluding Texas itself) is Oklahoma ($780M), followed by California ($680M) and Georgia ($527M)

The following map shows the amount of materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing that each state outbounds to Texas (excluding Texas itself). Select a new state from the dropdown menu to update the map to focus on purchases made by that state.

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Product Flow

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Monthly Federal Spending

$317M
2017 Obligation Amount
Contract
Most Common Purchase Method

In 2017, the US government spent $317M on materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing.

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Purchasing Agencies

Largest Purchasing Agencies
  1. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
    $185M
  2. Department of the Army
    $28M
  3. Defense Logistics
    $22.8M

The agency which purchased the largest amount of materials and supplies for clay, glass, cement, and other nonmetallic minerals products manufacturing in Fiscal Year 2017 was the Bureau of Engraving and Printing ($185M), followed by the Department of the Army ($28M) and the the Defense Logistics ($22.8M).

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