In 2024, the re-import of acrylic polymers to China is expected to reach 830.42 thousand kilograms. Over the subsequent years, a steady decline is forecasted, with values decreasing to 800.65 thousand kilograms in 2025, 771.48 thousand kilograms in 2026, 742.89 thousand kilograms in 2027, and 714.87 thousand kilograms in 2028. Compared to previous years' data, this illustrates a declining trend in the import volumes.

Year-on-year variations indicate a consistent decrement in volumes, signaling a potential shift in either domestic production, supply chain dynamics, or alternative material uptake. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for the forecast period reflects an overall average annual decline in the industry.

Future trends to watch for include:

Domestic capacity enhancements potentially reducing dependency on re-imports.
Emerging environmental regulations impacting the production and consumption of acrylic polymers.
The adoption of alternative materials driven by technological advancements and sustainability goals.