Key Market Indicators
Chinese demand for pasta is set to soar in the next five years, with imports predicted to reach $370 million and exports to hit over $1.1 billion. Since 1997, the country's pasta demand has grown by an average 11.3% year-on-year, and is expected to reach a 3.6% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) by 2026. Japan was the biggest importer of Chinese pasta in 2021, with $294 million, followed by Germany, France and the United Kingdom respectively. Meanwhile, China is the world's second biggest pasta exporter, with exports worth $995 million in 2021. Italy was the biggest purchaser of Chinese pasta, followed by South Korea and Thailand. The country's supply is expected to increase by 2% average rate year-on-year until 2026.
Latest reports
China Pasta and Noodles Market Report- Q1 2025
The pasta and noodles market in China is witnessing significant developments in Q1 2025, underscored by economic shifts, consumer trends, and strategic business...
China Pasta and Noodles Market Report- Q4 2024
The China Pasta and Noodles market in Q4 2024 reflects a dynamic landscape characterized by significant growth driven by both domestic and international...
