Crude oil, with an output value of 2.4 trillion US dollars, once ranked first in West Asian countries such as Saudi Arabia, but with the rise of Russia, Russia and Saudi Arabia currently account for 13% of the global crude oil supply respectively.
With the development of shale oil and other technologies, the United States has a strong momentum, and now it has occupied the share of 12%.
Natural gas, with an output value of 701500 million USD, is a traditional strength of the United States, with global supply accounting for 20%, followed by Russia, 16%.
The third place is Iran, accounting for 5%.
Cement, with an output value of US$ 445 billion, is the absolute strength of China, and 5 1% of the global supply chain is produced in China. Of course, in recent ten years, China has the greatest demand in this respect.
India accounts for 6%, and the United States accounts for 2%, ranking second and third.
Coal with an output value as high as $324 billion is China's strong point. 47% of the world's coal mines are produced in China, and the United States ranks second with a ratio of 13%. You may not think of it.
The third is Indonesia, with a ratio of 7%.
Wood, the output value is $65.438+07 billion, led by the United States, accounting for 24%, while Russia accounts for 9%. Unexpectedly, China ranked third, accounting for 5%.
The output value of gold is11900 million USD, and China ranks first. The United States contributes 14% of the global output, Australia 9% and Russia 8%.
The output value of iron is11700 million US dollars, China is in the leading position, accounting for 45% of the output, while Australia and Brazil rank second and third, accounting for 22% and 10% respectively.
Sugar, with an output value of US$ 95 billion, is equivalent to that of China and Brazil, accounting for 29% and 24% respectively, and India ranks third with 6%.
The output value of cotton is $28 billion. China and India are traditional producers in this field, accounting for 26% and 20% respectively, and the United States ranks third, accounting for 14%.
Rubber, with an output value of US$ 22 billion, is the largest rubber producing area in Southeast Asia. The top three are all Southeast Asian countries, with 30% in Thailand, 0/2% in Indonesia/KLOC and 9% in Malaysia.
The output value of silver is $6543.8+0.4 billion. Mexico is the world's largest silver producer, accounting for 265.438+0%, and Peru, another Latin American country, accounts for 65.438+05%.
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The third is China, accounting for 13%.
Lead, with an output value of 654.38+0 billion US dollars, is dominated by China, accounting for 52%, followed by 6543.8+02% in Australia and 7% in the United States.
Silk products, with an output value of $654.38+000 billion. Needless to say, where the Silk Road came from, of course, China is absolutely dominant, accounting for 84%, India is also abundant, accounting for 65.438+04%, and Uzbekistan ranks third, accounting for only 0.6% of the output.
On September 26th, 20 1 1, the ranking of the top 50 global non-tire rubber products was officially released, and Zhong Ding Seal Co., Ltd. entered the top 50 global non-tire rubber products for the first time, which is not only a landmark event for china rubber's industrial progress and development, but also an important milestone for Zhong Ding to become an "innovative enterprise with international competitiveness".