Country · MX

Mexico

What Mexico supplies into the American economy — the raw inputs, and the essential goods downstream that depend on them.

12

Inputs supplied

24

Goods affected

0

Claims on record

1

Mapped

What depends on them

American goods affected

24 essential American goods have Mexico somewhere upstream in their supply chain.

Food

Beer, wine, and spirits

Alcoholic beverages dependent on grain and hop supply, glass packaging, and import logistics.

Grocery

Fresh produce staples

High-turnover fruits and vegetables commonly used in daily meals.

Health

Inhalers

Asthma and COPD inhaled therapies.

Materials

Glass and windows

Flat glass for construction windows, auto windshields, containers, and specialty applications.

Energy

Residential Electricity

The full infrastructure stack delivering electricity to U.S. homes — spanning generation (natural gas 43%, nuclear 18%, renewables 24%, coal 16%), high-voltage transmission, distribution, and smart metering. The U.S. generated approximately 4,178 billion kWh in 2023 at utility scale.

Food

Frozen foods

Frozen vegetables, meals, pizza, and snacks dependent on cold-chain infrastructure, energy, and packaging supply.

Logistics

Industrial gases

Oxygen, nitrogen, argon, and CO2 supplied to hospitals, food processing, manufacturing, and welding.

Materials

Vehicles and light trucks

New passenger cars, SUVs, and pickup trucks; dependent on semiconductors, batteries, and global parts networks.

Materials

HVAC systems and equipment

Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning units with semiconductor-intensive controls, copper, and aluminum.

Home

Personal care and hygiene

Soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, and daily hygiene products.

Materials

Roofing materials

Asphalt shingles, metal roofing, TPO membranes, and underlayment for residential and commercial buildings.

Materials

Plumbing pipes and fittings

Copper, PVC, CPVC, PEX pipe, and brass fittings for building water supply and drainage.

Energy

Jet fuel

Aviation turbine fuel refined from crude oil; price tracks refinery throughput, crude, and seasonal demand.

Energy

Home heating oil

Fuel oil for residential furnaces, primarily in the U.S. Northeast.

Energy

Gasoline and diesel

Retail gasoline and diesel fuel for personal vehicles and freight.

Agriculture

Crop seeds

Commercial seed supply for corn, soybeans, wheat, and vegetables with IP concentration and seasonal timing constraints.

Food

Processed meats and deli

Deli meats, hot dogs, sausages, and ready-to-eat meat products.

Logistics

Firefighting equipment and supplies

AFFF foam (PFAS transition challenge), protective gear, hose, breathing apparatus, and aerial firefighting assets.

Agriculture

Irrigation equipment

Center-pivot systems, drip irrigation, pumps, pipe, and controls for water-intensive farming.

Logistics

Water infrastructure supplies

Pipes, pumps, valves, meters, and treatment equipment for municipal and private water systems.

Food

Coffee

Imported arabica and robusta beans; price tracks Brazil weather, Vietnam output, and ocean freight.

Materials

Cement and concrete

Energy-intensive construction material; clinker production is geographically concentrated and coal-dependent.

Logistics

Rail and freight infrastructure

Track components, locomotives, railcars, and signaling equipment for freight rail that moves grain, chemicals, and bulk goods.

Health

Surgical and sterile supplies

Surgical gowns, sterile drapes, procedure kits, examination gloves, and OR consumables.