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Qatar
What Qatar supplies into the American economy, the raw inputs, and the essential goods downstream that depend on them.
12
Inputs supplied
22
Goods affected
0
Claims on record
1
Mapped
What they supply
Inputs from this country
12 named inputs sourced from Qatar. Share % is the country's share of global supply for that input.
mineral
39%Helium-rich natural gas feedstock
chemical
34%Helium (Grade 5.0 / Fiber-Drawing Grade)
mineral
32%Semiconductor-Grade Helium (6N)
mineral
30%Liquid nitrogen (helium pre-cooling)
energy
11%LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas — Propane + Butane)
energy
10%Natural Gas
energy
9%Natural Gas (Haber-Bosch Feedstock and Fuel)
energy
8%Natural Gas (Ammonia/Fertilizer Feedstock Grade)
chemical
7%Melamine (Laminates / Concrete Superplasticizers / Flame Retardants)
chemical
7%Urea Nitrogen Fertilizer (46-0-0)
energy
5%Mixed Natural Gas Liquids (NGL Stream)
energy
5%Natural Gas (Roasting Fuel)
What depends on them
American goods affected
22 essential American goods have Qatar somewhere upstream in their supply chain.
Health
Medical helium
Cryogenic liquid helium for MRI superconducting magnets and NMR systems in hospitals and research.
Digital
Fiber optic cables and networking
Glass fiber cables, transceivers, and installation hardware for broadband, 5G backhaul, and data center interconnects.
Digital
Specialty gases for chip fabrication
Ultra-high-purity helium, neon, krypton, and argon used in semiconductor lithography, cleaning, and etching.
Agriculture
Ammonia and nitrogen fertilizers
Anhydrous ammonia, urea, and UAN solution made from natural gas; price tracks natural gas directly.
Logistics
Industrial gases
Oxygen, nitrogen, argon, and CO2 supplied to hospitals, food processing, manufacturing, and welding.
Agriculture
Fertilizers and crop inputs
Nitrogen, phosphate, and potash fertilizers for U.S. crop production.
Energy
Propane (home use)
Propane for home heating, cooking, and backup power.
Food
Rice
Global staple grain with export-control sensitivity; India, Thailand, and Vietnam dominate trade flows.
Energy
Electricity (residential)
Residential electricity service for lighting, appliances, and HVAC.
Materials
Glass and windows
Flat glass for construction windows, auto windshields, containers, and specialty applications.
Home
Paper and household products
Toilet paper, paper towels, tissues, and other disposable household paper goods.
Energy
Natural gas (home)
Residential natural gas for heating, cooking, and hot water.
Grocery
Dairy and eggs
Milk, cheese, yogurt, and eggs used as core household staples.
Home
Tableware & dishware
Plates, glassware, and flatware in ceramic, glass, and stainless; China leads, with European premium brands.
Agriculture
Potash and phosphate fertilizers
Potassium and phosphorus nutrients for crop nutrition; geographically concentrated supply chains.
Food
Coffee
Imported arabica and robusta beans; price tracks Brazil weather, Vietnam output, and ocean freight.
Food
Cooking oils
Vegetable, canola, olive, and other household cooking oils.
Home
Pet food and supplies
Dry and wet pet food, treats, and essential pet care supplies.
Materials
Sulfuric acid
The world’s most-produced industrial chemical and a keystone input for phosphate fertilizer, battery-metal (nickel/cobalt) leaching, copper hydrometallurgy, and broad chemicals. Largely a BYPRODUCT of metal smelting and oil/gas desulfurization, so supply structurally falls as smelters close and fuels get cleaner — even as battery and fertilizer demand surge.
Food
Seafood and fish
Fresh, frozen, and canned seafood; U.S. imports ~85% of consumed volume from Asian aquaculture, Norway, and South America.
Food
Pork and pork products
Pork chops, roasts, and fresh pork for household use.
Food
Frozen foods
Frozen vegetables, meals, pizza, and snacks dependent on cold-chain infrastructure, energy, and packaging supply.