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Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)

Sheet, strip and foil of zinc and zinc alloys – mainly rolled titanium-zinc (zinc with copper and titanium additions, EN 988) in coils and sheets for roofing, facades and rainwater systems; also strip for battery cans and stampings. The CN and PRODCOM do not separate titanium-zinc – one class; the PRODCOM code also covers bars and wire. Copper counterpart: copper strip in coils – competing use: roofing, facades and rainwater systems.

Metal
Zinc
CN
7905 00 00
PRODCOM
24.43.23.00

Key figures of the class, 2025

Extra-EU imports, 2025 7,758 t EUR 27.5 million
Extra-EU exports, 2025 10.2 thousand t EUR 49.7 million
Intra-EU arrivals, 2025 116 thousand t EUR 382 million arrivals reported by EU countries; intra-EU dispatches: 80.9 thousand t
EU-27 production (PRODCOM), 2025 180 thousand tR EUR 600 million value rounded by Eurostat (R); PRODCOM code shared by 3 classes – production of the whole group
Plants and countries 7 plants countries: 6 producing plants according to primary documents (a lower bound)
Rank among zinc classes, 2025 #5 of 6 by extra-EU export mass imports: #4 of 6; exports: #5 of 6; production (PRODCOM code group): #3 of 4; code shared by 3 classes

from the data In 2025 EU-27 imports from outside the EU amounted to 7,758 t (EUR 27.5 million) and exports to 10.2 thousand t (EUR 49.7 million); the mass balance was +2,394 t (export surplus). Intra-EU arrivals (reported by EU countries) – 116 thousand t. Main non-EU suppliers: Peru (91.3%), United States (5.5%) and China (1.5%). Main non-EU customers: United Kingdom (26.9%), Türkiye (20.2%) and Switzerland (9.6%). Between 2015 and 2025 import mass changed by −36.8% and export mass by +68.3%. EU-27 sold production according to PRODCOM (code 24.43.23.00, shared with classes: “Zinc and zinc alloy wire”, “Zinc bars, rods and profiles”) was 180 thousand t in 2025 (EUR 600 million). EU-27 apparent consumption within the scope of the PRODCOM code (sold production + non-EU imports − non-EU exports; excluding production for own use): 179 thousand t.

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EU-27 trade, 2005–2025

EU-27 imports and exports – with non-EU countries or within the EU (arrivals reported by EU countries and their dispatches to other EU countries) – in tonnes, euro or as unit value; the current year – monthly data (incomplete year).

Figure 1. EU-27 trade – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc) extra-EU · tonnes of product mass · linear scale
EU-27 trade – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc) – extra-EU, tonnes of product mass extra-EU trade (tonnes of product mass): imports 18.1 thousand t in 2005 and 7,758 t in 2025; exports 2,404 t in 2005 and 10.2 thousand t in 2025. 0 5k 10k 15k 20k 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2026* extra-EU exports, 2005: 2,404 textra-EU exports, 2006: 2,797 textra-EU exports, 2007: 3,378 textra-EU exports, 2008: 3,465 textra-EU exports, 2009: 3,696 textra-EU exports, 2010: 3,893 textra-EU exports, 2011: 5,154 textra-EU exports, 2012: 5,104 textra-EU exports, 2013: 5,594 textra-EU exports, 2014: 5,818 textra-EU exports, 2015: 6,033 textra-EU exports, 2016: 5,954 textra-EU exports, 2017: 4,238 textra-EU exports, 2018: 4,403 textra-EU exports, 2019: 3,356 textra-EU exports, 2020: 3,478 textra-EU exports, 2021: 11.5 thousand textra-EU exports, 2022: 11.8 thousand textra-EU exports, 2023: 12.6 thousand textra-EU exports, 2024: 9,624 textra-EU exports, 2025: 10.2 thousand textra-EU exports, 2026-01/2026-08: 6,295 t extra-EU imports, 2005: 18.1 thousand textra-EU imports, 2006: 13.4 thousand textra-EU imports, 2007: 15.3 thousand textra-EU imports, 2008: 16.3 thousand textra-EU imports, 2009: 15.0 thousand textra-EU imports, 2010: 12.4 thousand textra-EU imports, 2011: 14.7 thousand textra-EU imports, 2012: 13.2 thousand textra-EU imports, 2013: 12.6 thousand textra-EU imports, 2014: 8,395 textra-EU imports, 2015: 12.3 thousand textra-EU imports, 2016: 11.2 thousand textra-EU imports, 2017: 12.8 thousand textra-EU imports, 2018: 12.5 thousand textra-EU imports, 2019: 10.0 thousand textra-EU imports, 2020: 8,959 textra-EU imports, 2021: 8,749 textra-EU imports, 2022: 11.9 thousand textra-EU imports, 2023: 10.1 thousand textra-EU imports, 2024: 7,456 textra-EU imports, 2025: 7,758 textra-EU imports, 2026-01/2026-08: 4,374 t

extra-EU imports extra-EU exports 2026* – data for 2026-01/2026-08 (incomplete year, hollow marker, no line)

Source: Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (class CN8 codes, EU-27); compiled by ai-waw.com – products dataset 2.1.
Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (annual data) – latest data: 2025; retrieved: 2026-10-26; next update: 2027-02 (period 2026)
Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (monthly data) – latest data: 2026-08 (intra-EU: 2026-07); retrieved: 2026-10-26; next update: 2026-11-13 (period 2026-09)

Figure data (table)
EU-27 trade – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc) – extra-EU, tonnes of product mass
Yearextra-EU importsextra-EU exports Balance
2005 18,0642,404 −15,659
2006 13,4382,797 −10,642
2007 15,3353,378 −11,957
2008 16,2683,465 −12,802
2009 15,0353,696 −11,339
2010 12,3803,893 −8,487
2011 14,7135,154 −9,559
2012 13,1695,104 −8,065
2013 12,6105,594 −7,016
2014 8,3955,818 −2,578
2015 12,2766,033 −6,242
2016 11,2265,954 −5,272
2017 12,7784,238 −8,540
2018 12,4734,403 −8,071
2019 10,0413,356 −6,685
2020 8,9593,478 −5,482
2021 8,74911,522 2,773
2022 11,87211,797 −75
2023 10,11512,600 2,485
2024 7,4569,624 2,168
2025 7,75810,152 2,394
2026 2026-01/2026-08 4,3746,295 1,920

tonnes of product mass. Balance = exports − imports.

PRODCOM code group balance in the EU-27, 2025

EU-27 sold production (PRODCOM) and extra-EU imports make up supply; supply is apparent consumption plus extra-EU exports. Band widths are proportional to tonnes (one scale); intra-EU trade is a loop – it moves products between EU countries and does not change the EU-27 balance.

Figure 2. EU-27 balance – PRODCOM group 24.43.23.00 (3 classes, including Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)), 2025 scope of PRODCOM code 24.43.23.00; tonnes
EU-27 balance – PRODCOM group 24.43.23.00 (3 classes, including Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)), 2025 EU-27 balance in 2025: sold production 180 thousand t, extra-EU imports 9,992 t, extra-EU exports 11.2 thousand t, apparent consumption 179 thousand t; intra-EU trade of the class 116 thousand t (loop). Intra-EU trade (class): 116 thousand t Intra-EU trade (class): 116 thousand t loop – does not change the EU-27 balance – loop width capped EU-27 sold production (code group): 180 thousand t Extra-EU imports (code group): 9,992 t Apparent consumption (code group): 179 thousand t Extra-EU exports (code group): 11.2 thousand t EU-27 sold production (code group): 180 thousand t EU-27 sold production (code group) 180 thousand t (R) Extra-EU imports (code group): 9,992 t Extra-EU imports (code group) 9,992 t Apparent consumption (code group): 179 thousand t Apparent consumption (code group) 179 thousand t Extra-EU exports (code group): 11.2 thousand t Extra-EU exports (code group) 11.2 thousand t EU-27 supply (code group): 190 thousand t EU-27 supply (code group) 190 thousand t

Source: Eurostat, PRODCOM DS-059358 and DS-059367, Comext DS-045409; compiled by ai-waw.com – products dataset 2.1. Production, imports, exports and apparent consumption – within PRODCOM code 24.43.23.00 (all classes of the code and the CN codes of its scope); intra-EU trade – the class CN codes. Production flag R – value rounded by Eurostat (R).
Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (annual data) – latest data: 2025; retrieved: 2026-10-26; next update: 2027-02 (period 2026)
Eurostat, PRODCOM DS-059358, DS-059367 – latest data: 2025; retrieved: 2026-10-26; next update: 2027-07 (period 2026)

Figure data (table)
EU-27 balance – PRODCOM group 24.43.23.00 (3 classes, including Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)), 2025
Balance itemMass (t)
EU-27 sold production (code group)180,000 (R)
Extra-EU imports (code group)9,992
EU-27 supply (code group)189,992
Extra-EU exports (code group)11,158
Apparent consumption (code group)178,834
Intra-EU trade (class)115,874

PRODCOM production and apparent consumption

EU-27 sold production according to PRODCOM (codes 24.43.23.00) and apparent consumption = production + extra-EU imports − extra-EU exports. Eurostat flags above the bars: E – estimate, R – rounded value; C – confidential value (no bar, not filled in). The PRODCOM code also covers classes: Zinc and zinc alloy wire, Zinc bars, rods and profiles .

Figure 3. EU-27 sold production and apparent consumption – PRODCOM group 24.43.23.00 (3 classes, including Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)), 2005–2025 tonnes of product mass
EU-27 sold production and apparent consumption – PRODCOM group 24.43.23.00 (3 classes, including Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)), 2005–2025 EU-27 sold production (PRODCOM 24.43.23.00): 299 thousand t in 2006, 180 thousand t in 2025. Apparent consumption in :to: 179 thousand t. 0 100k 200k 300k 400k 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 2005: gap– 2006: 299 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2007: 271 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2008: 282 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2009: 287 thousand t 2010: 296 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2011: 322 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2012: 312 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2013: 297 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2014: 306 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2015: 295 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2016: 293 thousand t 2017: 254 thousand t (Eurostat estimate (E)) 2018: 250 thousand t 2019: 228 thousand t 2020: 240 thousand t 2021: 300 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2022: 250 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2023: 180 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2024: 180 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) 2025: 180 thousand t (value rounded by Eurostat (R)) apparent consumption, 2006: 309 thousand tapparent consumption, 2007: 283 thousand tapparent consumption, 2008: 294 thousand tapparent consumption, 2009: 298 thousand tapparent consumption, 2010: 304 thousand tapparent consumption, 2011: 332 thousand tapparent consumption, 2012: 327 thousand tapparent consumption, 2013: 312 thousand tapparent consumption, 2014: 307 thousand tapparent consumption, 2015: 297 thousand tapparent consumption, 2016: 296 thousand tapparent consumption, 2017: 262 thousand tapparent consumption, 2018: 257 thousand tapparent consumption, 2019: 234 thousand tapparent consumption, 2020: 245 thousand tapparent consumption, 2021: 296 thousand tapparent consumption, 2022: 250 thousand tapparent consumption, 2023: 179 thousand tapparent consumption, 2024: 179 thousand tapparent consumption, 2025: 179 thousand t R R R R R R R R R E R R R R R

EU-27 sold production (t) Eurostat estimate (E) apparent consumption (t) E – Eurostat estimate, R – rounded, C – confidential (no bar), “–” – gap

Source: Eurostat, PRODCOM DS-059358 and DS-059367 (sold production), Comext DS-045409 (trade for apparent consumption); compiled by ai-waw.com – products dataset 2.1. Scope of PRODCOM code 24.43.23.00 (classes: Zinc and zinc alloy wire, Zinc bars, rods and profiles, Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)). Sold production (excluding production for own use). Years without figures – no EU-27 production (confidentiality, no code, unreliable value – X) or an ambiguous CN code.
Eurostat, PRODCOM DS-059358, DS-059367 – latest data: 2025; retrieved: 2026-10-26; next update: 2027-07 (period 2026)

Figure data (table)
EU-27 sold production and apparent consumption – PRODCOM group 24.43.23.00 (3 classes, including Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)), 2005–2025
YearSold production (t)Quantity flag Value (EUR)Apparent consumption (t)
2005 gap – –
2006 298,870 R 935,542,073 308,795
2007 271,110 R 931,861,882 283,274
2008 281,543 R 704,319,423 294,061
2009 286,797 647,618,462 297,640
2010 296,186 R 777,724,816 304,457
2011 321,668 R 949,281,227 331,509
2012 311,946 R 797,607,984 326,710
2013 297,478 R 745,974,509 312,327
2014 306,297 R 787,358,877 307,317
2015 295,262 R 833,563,712 297,489
2016 292,713 840,017,998 295,856
2017 253,605 E 888,013,616 261,830
2018 250,019 848,914,242 257,151
2019 228,355 786,068,210 234,117
2020 240,379 752,531,387 245,241
2021 300,000 R 960,000,000 295,974
2022 250,000 R 1,200,000,000 250,062
2023 180,000 R 600,000,000 178,696
2024 180,000 R 900,000,000 178,869
2025 180,000 R 600,000,000 178,834

EU-27 countries, 2025

Mass balance of a country (exports − imports, all partners, including other EU countries) or the country share of exports or imports of the 27 EU countries. Plants of the class on a map – figure 8.

Figure 4. EU-27 countries in the trade of the class – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc), 2025 Mass balance
EU-27 countries in the trade of the class – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc), 2025 – Mass balance Mass balance of EU-27 countries in 2025: largest export surplus – France (+18.3 thousand t), largest import surplus – Poland (−13.5 thousand t). Confidential exports (no figure): Finland, Germany, Italy. Sweden: balance −269 t (exports 14.6 t, imports 283 t)Spain: balance +15.2 thousand t (exports 17.0 thousand t, imports 1,796 t)Slovakia: balance −1,384 t (exports 7.5 t, imports 1,391 t)Slovenia: balance +1,451 t (exports 1,787 t, imports 336 t)Romania: balance −660 t (exports 20.4 t, imports 680 t)Portugal: balance −1,246 t (exports 1,587 t, imports 2,832 t)Poland: balance −13.5 thousand t (exports 5,923 t, imports 19.4 thousand t)Netherlands: balance +10.8 thousand t (exports 16.6 thousand t, imports 5,844 t)Malta: balance −22.5 t (exports 0 t, imports 22.5 t)Luxembourg: balance −670 t (exports 27.6 t, imports 697 t)Lithuania: balance −498 t (exports 2.8 t, imports 501 t)Latvia: balance −405 t (exports 0 t, imports 405 t)Italy: exports confidential in Comext (no figure, not zero); imports 7,462 t; intra-EU dispatches according to partner declarations: 3,951 tIreland: balance −577 t (exports 17.7 t, imports 594 t)Hungary: balance −501 t (exports 49.6 t, imports 550 t)Greece: balance −345 t (exports 24.6 t, imports 370 t)Germany: exports confidential in Comext (no figure, not zero); imports 33.9 thousand t; intra-EU dispatches according to partner declarations: 24.2 thousand tFrance: balance +18.3 thousand t (exports 43.5 thousand t, imports 25.2 thousand t)Finland: exports confidential in Comext (no figure, not zero); imports 20.5 t; intra-EU dispatches according to partner declarations: 143 tEstonia: balance −8.1 t (exports 0 t, imports 8.1 t)Denmark: balance −2,786 t (exports 8.2 t, imports 2,794 t)Czechia: balance −947 t (exports 71.8 t, imports 1,019 t)Cyprus: balance −3.5 t (exports 0 t, imports 3.5 t)Croatia: balance −173 t (exports 10.7 t, imports 184 t)Bulgaria: balance −76.8 t (exports 0 t, imports 76.8 t)Belgium: balance −10.3 thousand t (exports 3,107 t, imports 13.4 thousand t)Austria: balance −2,550 t (exports 1,261 t, imports 3,811 t) Luxembourg: balance −670 t (exports 27.6 t, imports 697 t)LUMalta: balance −22.5 t (exports 0 t, imports 22.5 t)MTCyprus: balance −3.5 t (exports 0 t, imports 3.5 t)CY Mass balance, 2025 export surplus ≥ 7,311 t export surplus 1,828 t–7,311 t export surplus < 1,828 t balance ≈ 0 import surplus < 1,828 t import surplus 1,828 t–7,311 t import surplus ≥ 7,311 t no figure (confidential exports) non-EU countries

export surplus ≥ 7,311 texport surplus 1,828 t–7,311 texport surplus < 1,828 tbalance ≈ 0import surplus < 1,828 timport surplus 1,828 t–7,311 timport surplus ≥ 7,311 tno figure (confidential exports)non-EU countries

Source: Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (class CN8 codes, EU-27); compiled by ai-waw.com – products dataset 2.1. Trade of EU-27 countries with all partners (WORLD); share – of the 27-country total. Balance thresholds – 10% and 40% of the largest absolute balance. The country map uses the declarations of the country itself (its exports and imports), the flow map – import declarations of the partners (country of consignment); differences are asymmetries of intra-EU trade statistics (transit, triangular trade, confidentiality). Base map: Natural Earth (public domain), Lambert conformal conic projection.
Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (annual data) – latest data: 2025; retrieved: 2026-10-26; next update: 2027-02 (period 2026)

Figure data (table)
EU-27 countries in the trade of the class – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc), 2025
CountryImports (t)Exports (t) Balance (t)Share of EU-27 imports (%)Share of EU-27 exports (%) Intra-EU dispatches according to partner declarations (t)
France25,24343,521 +18.3 thousand t20.447.8 33,507
Spain1,79616,979 +15.2 thousand t1.518.7 17,740
Netherlands5,84416,615 +10.8 thousand t4.718.3 16,423
Slovenia3361,787 +1,451 t0.32.0 21
Cyprus40 −3.5 t0.00.0 0
Estonia80 −8.1 t0.00.0 3
Malta230 −22.5 t0.00.0 0
Bulgaria770 −76.8 t0.10.0 68
Croatia18411 −173 t0.20.0 73
Sweden28315 −269 t0.20.0 8
Greece37025 −345 t0.30.0 2
Latvia4050 −405 t0.30.0 4
Lithuania5013 −498 t0.40.0 1,124
Hungary55050 −501 t0.50.1 141
Ireland59418 −577 t0.50.0 5
Romania68020 −660 t0.60.0 2
Luxembourg69728 −670 t0.60.0 247
Czechia1,01972 −947 t0.80.1 233
Portugal2,8321,587 −1,246 t2.31.7 438
Slovakia1,3918 −1,384 t1.10.0 486
Austria ‡3,8111,261 −2,550 t3.11.4 5,508
Denmark2,7948 −2,786 t2.30.0 1,071
Belgium13,4013,107 −10.3 thousand t10.83.4 3,949
Poland19,4005,923 −13.5 thousand t15.76.5 6,573
Finland21confidential (C) –0.0– 143
Germany33,907confidential (C) –27.4– 24,154
Italy7,462confidential (C) –6.0– 3,951

‡ dispatches in the import declarations of partners more than twice the own exports of the country (difference > 2 thousand t) – an asymmetry of intra-EU trade statistics

Intra-EU flows, 2025

Arcs run from the country of consignment to the country of destination (arrivals reported by an EU country by country of consignment); width proportional to the square root of mass.

Figure 5. Intra-EU flows – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc), 2025 47 of 207 flows shown (95.1% of mass)
Intra-EU flows – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc), 2025 Intra-EU trade in 2025: total 116 thousand t; largest flow – France → Germany (20.2 thousand t). 47 of 207 flows shown (95.1% of mass) France → Germany: 20.2 thousand t (EUR 71.1 million)Germany → Poland: 9,929 t (EUR 17.0 million)Spain → France: 9,667 t (EUR 36.8 million)France → Belgium: 6,658 t (EUR 27.8 million)Germany → France: 5,669 t (EUR 18.8 million)Austria → Poland: 4,476 t (EUR 3.65 million)Netherlands → Germany: 4,295 t (EUR 13.5 million)Netherlands → Belgium: 4,231 t (EUR 14.4 million)Netherlands → France: 3,702 t (EUR 12.7 million)Spain → Germany: 3,214 t (EUR 10.7 million)Poland → Germany: 2,975 t (EUR 9.67 million)Germany → Austria: 2,541 t (EUR 9.16 million)Belgium → Netherlands: 2,376 t (EUR 9.16 million)Germany → Netherlands: 2,280 t (EUR 8.78 million)France → Denmark: 2,229 t (EUR 8.37 million)Netherlands → Poland: 2,132 t (EUR 6.86 million)Spain → Portugal: 2,069 t (EUR 6.86 million)Spain → Italy: 1,924 t (EUR 7.53 million)Poland → France: 1,750 t (EUR 6.10 million)France → Spain: 1,739 t (EUR 6.73 million)Netherlands → Italy: 1,582 t (EUR 5.79 million)Italy → Germany: 1,356 t (EUR 5.62 million)Italy → France: 1,112 t (EUR 3.76 million)France → Italy: 1,011 t (EUR 3.64 million)Denmark → Poland: 975 t (EUR 1.11 million)Germany → Italy: 871 t (EUR 3.53 million)France → Slovakia: 827 t (EUR 2.85 million)Italy → Belgium: 794 t (EUR 2.97 million)Lithuania → Poland: 783 t (EUR 1.09 million)Poland → Austria: 566 t (EUR 1.77 million)France → Austria: 560 t (EUR 2.12 million)Belgium → France: 503 t (EUR 1.76 million)Germany → Denmark: 475 t (EUR 2.59 million)Germany → Belgium: 438 t (EUR 1.51 million)Portugal → France: 418 t (EUR 478 thousand)Belgium → Luxembourg: 416 t (EUR 2.01 million)Poland → Lithuania: 398 t (EUR 454 thousand)Germany → Portugal: 396 t (EUR 1.46 million)Germany → Hungary: 339 t (EUR 1.30 million)Spain → Netherlands: 331 t (EUR 1.33 million)Belgium → Poland: 325 t (EUR 240 thousand)Germany → Greece: 310 t (EUR 2.40 million)Belgium → Ireland: 289 t (EUR 1.85 million)Lithuania → Latvia: 272 t (EUR 248 thousand)Italy → Netherlands: 270 t (EUR 1.08 million)Austria → Germany: 253 t (EUR 878 thousand)Austria → Czechia: 252 t (EUR 1.27 million) FranceFRGermanyDEPolandPLSpainESBelgiumBEAustriaATNetherlandsNLDenmarkDKPortugalPTItalyITSlovakiaSKLithuaniaLTLuxembourgLUHungaryHUGreeceGRIrelandIELatviaLVCzechiaCZ Arc: consignment → destination 47 of 207 flows shown (95.1% of mass) 20.0 thousand t 2,000 t 500 t

Arc: consignment → destination20.0 thousand t2,000 t500 t

Source: Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (class CN8 codes, EU-27); compiled by ai-waw.com – products dataset 2.1. Arrivals of EU countries by country of consignment (EU-27 partners); pairs sorted by mass, descending. Arc width – proportional to the square root of mass (reference widths in the legend). The country map uses the declarations of the country itself (its exports and imports), the flow map – import declarations of the partners (country of consignment); differences are asymmetries of intra-EU trade statistics (transit, triangular trade, confidentiality). Base map: Natural Earth (public domain), Lambert conformal conic projection.
Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (annual data) – latest data: 2025; retrieved: 2026-10-26; next update: 2027-02 (period 2026)

Figure data (table)
Intra-EU flows – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc), 2025
Flow (consignment → destination)Mass (t)Value (EUR)
France → Germany20,21671,060,653
Germany → Poland9,92916,950,376
Spain → France9,66736,827,268
France → Belgium6,65827,827,352
Germany → France5,66918,782,861
Austria → Poland4,4763,654,029
Netherlands → Germany4,29513,544,144
Netherlands → Belgium4,23114,436,256
Netherlands → France3,70212,651,643
Spain → Germany3,21410,720,444
Poland → Germany2,9759,672,406
Germany → Austria2,5419,156,627
Belgium → Netherlands2,3769,156,067
Germany → Netherlands2,2808,781,258
France → Denmark2,2298,374,699
Netherlands → Poland2,1326,860,971
Spain → Portugal2,0696,858,505
Spain → Italy1,9247,534,334
Poland → France1,7506,097,737
France → Spain1,7396,732,693
Netherlands → Italy1,5825,789,712
Italy → Germany1,3565,620,089
Italy → France1,1123,761,156
France → Italy1,0113,639,755
Denmark → Poland9751,109,303
Germany → Italy8713,532,515
France → Slovakia8272,853,220
Italy → Belgium7942,972,603
Lithuania → Poland7831,094,599
Poland → Austria5661,768,066
France → Austria5602,121,835
Belgium → France5031,760,183
Germany → Denmark4752,592,100
Germany → Belgium4381,509,479
Portugal → France418477,628
Belgium → Luxembourg4162,011,337
Poland → Lithuania398453,582
Germany → Portugal3961,460,466
Germany → Hungary3391,299,849
Spain → Netherlands3311,326,727
Belgium → Poland325240,242
Germany → Greece3102,400,377
Belgium → Ireland2891,847,693
Lithuania → Latvia272247,541
Italy → Netherlands2701,077,698
Austria → Germany253877,713
Austria → Czechia2521,268,928

Non-EU partners, 2025

The ten largest non-EU suppliers and customers; arrows from the partner to the EU (imports) or from the EU to the partner (exports), width proportional to the square root of mass.

Figure 6. EU-27 imports by country of origin – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc), 2025 top 10 partners, tonnes
EU-27 imports by country of origin – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc), 2025 EU-27 imports from outside the EU in 2025: the 10 largest suppliers account for 100.0% of mass; largest: Peru 91.3%, United States 5.5%, China 1.5%. Switzerland → EU-27: 2.4 t (EUR 18.9 thousand; 0.0% of extra-EU imports)Vietnam → EU-27: 3.4 t (EUR 18.9 thousand; 0.0% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge)Singapore → EU-27: 4.2 t (EUR 19.9 thousand; 0.1% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge)Türkiye → EU-27: 22.8 t (EUR 107 thousand; 0.3% of extra-EU imports)United Kingdom → EU-27: 25.1 t (EUR 123 thousand; 0.3% of extra-EU imports)Norway → EU-27: 31.5 t (EUR 43.3 thousand; 0.4% of extra-EU imports)India → EU-27: 43.2 t (EUR 62.7 thousand; 0.6% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge)China → EU-27: 114 t (EUR 705 thousand; 1.5% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge)United States → EU-27: 425 t (EUR 2.41 million; 5.5% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge)Peru → EU-27: 7,084 t (EUR 24.0 million; 91.3% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge) EU-27 EU-27 Peru → EU-27: 7,084 t (EUR 24.0 million; 91.3% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge) 1. Peru* · 7.08k t United States → EU-27: 425 t (EUR 2.41 million; 5.5% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge) 2. United States* · 424.6 t China → EU-27: 114 t (EUR 705 thousand; 1.5% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge) 3. China* · 113.6 t India → EU-27: 43.2 t (EUR 62.7 thousand; 0.6% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge) 4. India* · 43.2 t Norway → EU-27: 31.5 t (EUR 43.3 thousand; 0.4% of extra-EU imports) 5. Norway · 31.5 t United Kingdom → EU-27: 25.1 t (EUR 123 thousand; 0.3% of extra-EU imports) 6. United Kingdom · 25.1 t Türkiye → EU-27: 22.8 t (EUR 107 thousand; 0.3% of extra-EU imports) 7. Türkiye · 22.8 t Singapore → EU-27: 4.2 t (EUR 19.9 thousand; 0.1% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge) 8. Singapore* · 4.2 t Vietnam → EU-27: 3.4 t (EUR 18.9 thousand; 0.0% of extra-EU imports) (notional point on the map edge) 9. Vietnam* · 3.4 t Switzerland → EU-27: 2.4 t (EUR 18.9 thousand; 0.0% of extra-EU imports) 10. Switzerland · 2.4 t
  1. Peru* · 7,084 t
  2. United States* · 425 t
  3. China* · 114 t
  4. India* · 43.2 t
  5. Norway · 31.5 t
  6. United Kingdom · 25.1 t
  7. Türkiye · 22.8 t
  8. Singapore* · 4.2 t
  9. Vietnam* · 3.4 t
  10. Switzerland · 2.4 t

Arrow from/to the EU-27 point (notional centre of the EU area); number – rank and mass5,000 t1,000 t200 t * country outside the frame – notional point on the map edge in the direction from the EU; arrow direction notional

Source: Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (class CN8 codes, EU-27); compiled by ai-waw.com – products dataset 2.1. Shares and concentration – of extra-EU trade mass (including unspecified partners). Base map: Natural Earth (public domain), Lambert conformal conic projection.
Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (annual data) – latest data: 2025; retrieved: 2026-10-26; next update: 2027-02 (period 2026)

Figure data (table)
EU-27 imports by country of origin – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc), 2025
#CountryMass (t)Value (EUR)Share (%)
1Peru7,08423,974,10991.3
2United States4252,407,6045.5
3China114705,3551.5
4India4362,7120.6
5Norway3243,3370.4
6United Kingdom25123,1760.3
7Türkiye23106,6390.3
8Singapore419,8590.1
9Vietnam318,9440.0
10Switzerland218,8530.0

Non-EU suppliers, 2025

HHI (mass with an identified country) 8,370 · top three 98.2% · partners: 25 · mass with an identified country 100.0%

Non-EU suppliers
CountryMass (t)Share (%)
Peru7,084 91.3
United States425 5.5
China114 1.5
India43 0.6
Norway32 0.4
United Kingdom25 0.3
Türkiye23 0.3
Singapore4 0.1
Vietnam3 0.0
Switzerland2 0.0

Fastest declining, 2020 → 2025

  • Peru 8,297 → 7,084 t (−14.6%)
  • United States 473 → 425 t (−10.3%)

New partners

  • China 114 t

Change for partners with at least 100 t in 2020 (threshold: the larger of 100 t and 1% of extra-EU mass); HHI – sum of squared shares (0–10,000).

Non-EU customers, 2025

HHI (mass with an identified country) 1,458 · top three 56.6% · partners: 53 · mass with an identified country 99.9%

Non-EU customers
CountryMass (t)Share (%)
United Kingdom2,727 26.9
Türkiye2,047 20.2
Switzerland976 9.6
China882 8.7
South Korea795 7.8
India653 6.4
United States569 5.6
Norway348 3.4
Kosovo268 2.6
Morocco154 1.5

Fastest growing, 2020 → 2025

  • United Kingdom 624 → 2,727 t (+337.0%)
  • China 220 → 882 t (+300.8%)
  • United States 304 → 569 t (+87.4%)
  • Norway 221 → 348 t (+57.3%)
  • South Korea 607 → 795 t (+31.0%)

Fastest declining, 2020 → 2025

  • Angola 237 → 0 t (−100.0%)
  • Japan 140 → 20 t (−85.4%)
  • Ukraine 236 → 146 t (−38.2%)
  • Morocco 165 → 154 t (−6.3%)

New partners

  • Türkiye 2,047 t
  • Switzerland 976 t
  • India 653 t
  • Australia 137 t

Change for partners with at least 100 t in 2020 (threshold: the larger of 100 t and 1% of extra-EU mass); HHI – sum of squared shares (0–10,000).

Product chain

Place of the class in the processing chain: unwrought metal, preceding classes, the class, following classes and scrap. Nodes are classes of the dictionary (links); the current class – in the accent colour.

Figure 7. Product chain – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)
Product chain – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc) Chain of the class “Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)”: preceding classes – –; following classes – –. Feedstock Unwrought zinc (feedstock) (CN 7901) Unwrought zinc (feedstock) CN 7901 Class Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc) (CN 7905 00 00) Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl.… CN 7905 00 00 Scrap zinc scrap (CN 7902) zinc scrap CN 7902

Counterpart in the other metal: Copper strip in coils (Copper)

The scheme orders the classes of the dictionary by processing stage (family rules in the portal code: same material, a derived product after the non-derived one; links named explicitly – e.g. cans from can stock, die castings from casting alloys, coated steel from galvanizing alloys); an arrow does not mean deliveries between specific plants. Feed and scrap – CN headings of the metal, not dictionary classes.

Figure data (table)
Product chain – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)
NameStageCN
Unwrought zinc (feedstock)Feedstock 7901
Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)Class 7905 00 00
zinc scrapScrap 7902

Figure 8. Map of plants

produced (7) planned production (0) production ended (0)

Source: ai-waw.com Companies register (entries from primary documents), as of 2026-10-25, version 2.40. plants without coordinates are not on the map. Base map: Natural Earth (public domain). Location of some plants: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

Producers

Each entry from a primary document (class A/B/C and document page), with the verification date and the entity controlling the plant (GLEIF Level 2 or company documents).

7
producing plants (incl. outside the EU) of which in the EU-27: 7
6
companies
6
countries
0.0%
non-EU control – plants in the EU-27

Corporate groups (a company without a group counted separately): 6
Non-EU control – plants in the EU-27: 0 of 7 plants with an established controller (7 of 7 producing plants are in the EU-27; plants outside the EU are out of scope of the indicator; ownership control logic and area).
No document states a capacity for this class – no sum is computed.

Compare the first 5 producers

Plant entries: 7.

CSV JSON Metadata

Producers – Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc)
PlantCompanyGroup StatusAlloysSource VerifiedController
Auby – zinc rolling mill and foundry (VMZINC) Auby, France compare VM Building Solutions SAS – produced – B Company website – VMZINC production plants (vmzinc.com): Auby – one of two rolling mills, mass production of rolled zinc products VM Building Solutions SAS France · EU-27 · GLEIF, exception
VMZINC Viviez Viviez, France compare VM Building Solutions SAS – produced – B Company website – VMZINC production plants (vmzinc.com): Viviez – the second rolling mill, production of pre-patinated zinc VM Building Solutions SAS France · EU-27 · GLEIF, exception
RHEINZINK Datteln Datteln, Germany compare RHEINZINK GmbH & Co. KG GRILLO-Werke AG produced – B RHEINZINK website – about the company: production of titanium-zinc at the headquarters in Datteln (rheinzink.de) GRILLO-Werke AG Germany · EU-27 · GLEIF
Venezia (Porto Marghera) – rolled titanium-zinc sheet and strip Venezia, Italy compare Zintek S.r.l. Cordifin produced – B Company website – sales of rolled products: strip and sheets (zintek.it) Cordifin Italy · EU-27 · GLEIF
NedZink Budel-Dorplein Budel-Dorplein, Netherlands compare NedZink B.V. – produced – B Company website – about the company (nedzink.com): rolled titanium-zinc produced at the Budel-Dorplein plant NedZink B.V. Netherlands · EU-27 · GLEIF, exception
Katowice plant Katowice, Poland compare ZM SILESIA S.A. Boryszew produced SilesiaZINC (PN-EN 988) B Company website – history, Katowice plant (silesiasa.pl) Grupa Boryszew Poland · EU-27 · GLEIF
elZinc Villallana Villallana, Spain compare Asturiana de Laminados, S.A. Laminados del Principado, S.A. produced – A Annual report 2024 of Asturiana de Laminados, S.A. (BME Growth announcement of 30.04.2025), note 1 17 Laminados del Principado, S.A. Spain · EU-27 · GLEIF

Counterpart in the other metal

Substitute product in copper: Cu Copper strip in coils. Common application: roofing, facades and rainwater systems.

Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc) – Copper strip in coils
Figure Zn Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc) Cu Copper strip in coils
producing plants (incl. outside the EU)716
countries610
Extra-EU imports 2025 (t)7,75823,601
Extra-EU exports 2025 (t)10,15244,662

Figures of both classes come from the same sources (entries from documents, Comext); zinc and copper figures are never added up, and a pair does not mean interchangeability in every application.

Alloys and standards

Materials, product standards and synonyms of this class from the alloy and standard glossary.

Materials

Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc) – Materials
Material Designations Classes (basis)
Titanzink zinc for rolled products tytan-cynk titanium-zinc class definition

Product standards

Synonyms

PL
tytan-cynk
EN
titanium-zinc · rolled zinc · rolled flat products for building
DE
Bleche, Bänder und Folien, aus Zink (CN label (DE)) · Titanzink · gewalzte Flacherzeugnisse für das Bauwesen

Full alloy and standard glossary →

Related

Data freshness

Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (annual data)
latest data: 2025 · retrieved: 2026-10-26 · next update: 2027-02 (period 2026) full year 2026 – after the December data release (February 2027); annual data may be revised in later releases
Eurostat, Comext DS-045409 (monthly data)
latest data: 2026-08 (intra-EU: 2026-07) · retrieved: 2026-10-26 · next update: 2026-11-13 (period 2026-09)
Eurostat, PRODCOM DS-059358, DS-059367
latest data: 2025 · retrieved: 2026-10-26 · next update: 2027-07 (period 2026) first release of annual data in mid-July of the following year; revisions – mid-month (ESMS metadata prom_esms, item 8.1)

How to cite

ai-waw.com (2026). Zinc sheet, strip and foil (incl. titanium-zinc) – product profile: EU-27 trade, PRODCOM production and producers. Products dataset 2.1 (2026-10-26), class revision 1, SHA-256 f9d848393508…; https://ai-waw.com/en/products/zn-sheet-strip

BibTeX RIS

Dataset edition
2.1 (26 October 2026)
Dataset SHA-256
f9d848393508c9dbe833341fc6b3767c4bfe1b6b47bfc70335adfab2703d4c13
Class revision
1 (26 October 2026) e8047a5c98abebee9beabbca1ec819c17a2191c231de2a2ce09a0ae55549a920

The citation states the products dataset edition, build date, SHA-256 of the dataset content and the class revision – the same figure may differ in a new edition (Eurostat revisions).

Method note

Entry only from a primary document
A class is assigned to a plant only when a primary document names it – a product data sheet, an annual report, a register or a company page describing the product – with the document page and a reliability class (A, B or C). Press and company directories without a company document are not a basis for an entry.
Assignment from a location document
When a company document describes the product and only a location page points to the plant, the assignment of the product to the plant is an inference – the source then has class C and the entry awaits confirmation by a plant document.
“Full range” is not an entry
A general claim (“full range of copper products”) without the class, dimensions or alloys does not create an entry. A plant without an entry may make the class – the register does not know.
Capacity only from a document
Class capacity (kt) – only when a document states it; no estimates and no split of a whole plant’s capacity into classes. The sum covers only plants with a stated capacity and is a lower bound – always given with the number of plants it covers.
Entry status
Produced, planned production (investment announced in a document), production ended. A closed plant – production ended. Key figures – “produced” only.
Ownership control
The entity controlling the plant and its country – as in Ownership control (GLEIF Level 2, GLEIF exceptions, groups from company documents). The non-EU share is computed only among producers located in the EU-27 with an established controller (as the default area of Ownership control); a plant outside the EU – e.g. in Türkiye, the United Kingdom, Switzerland or Serbia – is out of scope of the indicator, although it counts among plants and countries.
Trade and production
Eurostat Comext: EU-27 extra-EU and intra-EU trade (arrivals reported by EU countries), CN codes of the class (sum of the codes), tonnes and euro, 2005–2025 plus the current incomplete year (hollow marker, no line); sold production – PRODCOM (a code may cover several classes); apparent consumption = production + extra-EU imports − extra-EU exports within the PRODCOM code scope. A CN code may cover products of other classes (e.g. rods and sections in one code) – trade describes CN codes, not the plants of the register.
Metals kept apart
Each class belongs to one metal (aluminium, copper, zinc). Each metal has its own page; the metals share a family layout – five semi-finished product families (wire rod and wire; bars and sections; plate, sheet and strip; foil; tubes), families outside semi-finished products (unwrought alloys – feedstock, powders and dust, chemical compounds, anodes and other articles – currently zinc only) and derived products; split by material within a family. A family without classes of a metal shows “–” with a description in the comparison table. Header figures and trade totals are given separately for each metal – tonnes of different metals are never added up. Derived products (e.g. winding wire, structures, cans, stranded wire, zinc-coated steel, die castings) are marked and are not semi-finished products; tonnes of coated steel are the mass of the product, not of zinc. A class outside the metal trade total (coated steel, zinc oxide, die castings without a CN code) carries a note with the reason.
Counterpart in the other metal
A copper ↔ aluminium substitution pair (e.g. wire, coiled tubes, strip, stranded wire) comes from the dictionary field or from the portal map of pairs. The comparison shows the figures of both classes side by side, without a total, and the application sentence has no figures; a pair does not mean interchangeability in every application.
Links by metal
Copper classes have a form in the R02 forecast and the EU copper flow analysis; aluminium classes – the EU aluminium flow analysis and the country analyses; zinc classes – the EU zinc flow analysis and the country analysis for Poland (the R01 and R02 forecasts cover copper only). An analysis link given with the class takes precedence.
Dataset scope
The dataset covers copper and aluminium semi-finished products and their alloys, and zinc products (titanium-zinc sheet, unwrought alloys, powders and dust, anodes, derived products) at plants of the Companies register. Counts of plants, countries and groups and the capacity sum are a lower bound of the market – they grow with further documents.

Pages and Markdown are open to text and data mining with attribution; JSON data – like the other JSON data of the register – are reserved as a database compilation. Trade data: Eurostat (reuse with attribution).

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