In 2024, China's import of goat or kid skin leather is forecasted at 150.08 million USD, reflecting a gentle decline from preceding years' figures. Forecasts indicate a year-on-year decrease, with a reduction to 147.93 million USD in 2025, followed by further diminutions annually through to 141.76 million USD in 2028. Comparatively, these values show a steady decreasing trend when contrasted against 2023's data, which stood marginally higher.
The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the five-year period demonstrates a declining intake trend for China in this leather category. Future trends to monitor include shifts in global leather demand, China's domestic sourcing capabilities, and potential policy shifts affecting imports. Additionally, the development of synthetic alternatives may further influence the pattern of leather imports.
