In 2023, the re-import of mechanically made lace of man-made fibres to China stood at a significantly higher level, given the declining trend observed in the subsequent forecasted years. In 2024, the volume is anticipated at 697.09 thousand kilograms, beginning a gradual decline through 2028, which is expected to reach 653.44 thousand kilograms. This showcases a consistent downward trend, indicating a reduction in re-import activity for this product, with a negative CAGR over this period.

Future trends to watch for include:

Potential shifts in domestic production capabilities, which may impact re-import requirements.
Global market fluctuations affecting supply chain dynamics and exchange rates that could alter import costs.
Changes in consumer preferences and technologies that may influence demand for specific types of lace.