Country · VN
Vietnam
What Vietnam supplies into the American economy — the raw inputs, and the essential goods downstream that depend on them.
12
Inputs supplied
13
Goods affected
0
Claims on record
1
Mapped
What they supply
Inputs from this country
12 named inputs sourced from Vietnam. Share % is the country's share of global supply for that input.
agricultural
40%Green Coffee Beans — Robusta
agricultural
15%Spices & Seasonings (Pepper, Paprika, Garlic, Coriander)
agricultural
15%Tropical Hardwood / Bamboo Composite Floor
agricultural
10%Natural Rubber (Compounded, Tire & Track Grade)
agricultural
9%Natural rubber (NR) — Hevea brasiliensis latex
mineral
6%Yellow Phosphorus (P4) — Organophosphate Feedstock
manufactured
5%Aquaculture Compound Feed (Fish / Shrimp Complete Diet)
manufactured
5%Industrial Sewing Thread
chemical
3%Calcium Carbide (CaC2)
agricultural
3%Poultry & Dairy Feed (Corn, Soybean Meal)
mineral
3%Limestone (Cement Grade)
mineral
3%Fluorspar (Acid Grade)
What depends on them
American goods affected
13 essential American goods have Vietnam somewhere upstream in their supply chain.
Food
Coffee
Imported arabica and robusta beans; price tracks Brazil weather, Vietnam output, and ocean freight.
Logistics
Shipping containers
ISO steel containers that carry ~90% of global trade; repositioning imbalances create regional availability shortages.
Food
Processed meats and deli
Deli meats, hot dogs, sausages, and ready-to-eat meat products.
Materials
Tires
Rubber, carbon black, steel wire, and petrochemical compounds; natural rubber from Malaysia and Thailand.
Agriculture
Farm equipment parts
Replacement parts for tractors, combines, planters, and sprayers from John Deere, CNH Industrial, and AGCO.
Agriculture
Pesticides and herbicides
Crop protection chemicals including glyphosate, atrazine, fungicides, and insecticides.
Materials
Clothing and apparel
97% imported; U.S. clothing supply is almost entirely dependent on Bangladesh, Vietnam, China, and Cambodia textile and apparel factories.
Materials
Cement and concrete
Energy-intensive construction material; clinker production is geographically concentrated and coal-dependent.
Grocery
Dairy and eggs
Milk, cheese, yogurt, and eggs used as core household staples.
Logistics
Industrial gases
Oxygen, nitrogen, argon, and CO2 supplied to hospitals, food processing, manufacturing, and welding.
Food
Frozen foods
Frozen vegetables, meals, pizza, and snacks dependent on cold-chain infrastructure, energy, and packaging supply.
Materials
HVAC systems and equipment
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning units with semiconductor-intensive controls, copper, and aluminum.
Food
Pork and pork products
Pork chops, roasts, and fresh pork for household use.