U.S. imports of dicalcium phosphate (calcium hydrogenorthophosphate) (HS 283525) totaled $2.0M in April 2026, traded with 7 countries.
Dicalcium phosphate (DCP) is a calcium and phosphorus source used extensively in animal feed formulations, dietary supplements, and dental care products, making it one of the more volume-driven phosphate salts in international trade. Classified under a single US tariff line (2835250000), DCP imports from China — the dominant supplier — have drawn scrutiny over quality consistency and heavy-metal content, prompting many buyers to dual-source from Germany or India. Feed-grade and food-grade DCP are subject to different regulatory standards; food and supplement grades require FDA compliance review at entry. Importers should confirm grade specifications and country-of-origin documentation before shipment.
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Feed-grade DCP is primarily regulated under USDA and FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine guidelines, while food- or supplement-grade DCP must meet FDA food additive or dietary supplement standards. Purity thresholds, heavy-metal limits, and labeling requirements differ between grades, so correct classification and documentation are essential.
China is the leading supplier by a significant margin, followed by Germany and India. Spain and Japan also contribute to US import volumes under this heading.
Monthly import values over time
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