Roasted Iron Pyrites Imports to the U.S., 2026 — $0 from 1 Countries

HS 260120

Roasted Iron Pyrites

U.S. imports of roasted iron pyrites (HS 260120) totaled $0 in April 2026, traded with 1 country.

Last updated: April 2026 data

Roasted iron pyrites — the calcined residue of iron sulfide (pyrite) after sulfur has been driven off — are a niche industrial mineral used primarily as a low-cost iron source in cement production and as a feedstock for sulfuric acid manufacturing. The single tariff line 2601200000 covers all US imports of this material, which is chemically distinct from unroasted pyrite and from iron ore concentrates despite its iron content. Finland and Romania are the two recorded US suppliers, reflecting European industrial processing capacity for pyrite roasting.

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Exports

$11K

Imports: $0 to 1 country

Surplus of $11K (net exporter)

Trade balance: surplus of $11K (net exporter)

YTD: $411K imported (April 2026)

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URANIUM ORES AND CONCENTRATES

HS 261210

$78.1M

AGGLOMERATED IRON ORES

HS 260112

$72.8M

MOLYBDENUM ORES AND CONCENTRATES NOT ROASTED

HS 261390

$43.4M

ASH AND RESIDUES NESOI, CONTAINING METALS NESOI

HS 262099

$32.3M

TITANIUM ORES AND CONCENTRATES

HS 261400

$26.5M

MOLYBDENUM ORES AND CONCENTRATES ROASTED

HS 261310

$14.1M

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How are roasted iron pyrites classified differently from iron ore concentrates?

Roasted iron pyrites are classified under heading 260120 as a distinct product resulting from the thermal treatment of iron sulfide minerals, not as an iron ore or concentrate. Iron ore concentrates fall under heading 260111. The roasting process — which removes sulfur — is the key processing distinction that drives the separate classification.

Which countries supply roasted iron pyrites to the US?

Finland and Romania are the recorded US suppliers under this heading, both reflecting European industrial capacity for pyrite roasting associated with sulfuric acid and metals processing industries.

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