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Which countries have phosphates reserves? 30 countries in the Magna Factbook list phosphates among their natural resources, ranked and linked.

30 countries list phosphates among their natural resources. United States — scored 90.0/100 by the Bureau — is the highest-ranked holder, ahead of Israel, Brazil. Control of phosphates is geopolitical leverage: whoever holds the resource weighs on supply chains.

Which countries produce phosphates?

#CountryPower
1United States90.0/100
2Israel70.8/100
3Brazil68.58/100
4Vietnam65.5/100
5Egypt64.86/100
6Morocco63.03/100
7South Africa61.47/100
8Algeria59.88/100
9Peru59.43/100
10Iraq55.28/100
11Sri Lanka54.57/100
12Cambodia53.79/100
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#CountryPower
13Tunisia53.22/100
14Jordan52.16/100
15Mongolia51.22/100
16Tanzania48.26/100
17Senegal45.32/100
18Angola44.42/100
19FM35.56/100
20Solomon Islands32.61/100
21Congo (Brazzaville)31.67/100
22Syria29.54/100
23Togo25.7/100
24Mauritania22.55/100
25Mali22.12/100
26Burkina Faso16.68/100
27Kiribati13.66/100
28Niger13.02/100
29Guinea-Bissau10.0/100
30Nauru8.88/100

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