The forecast for the re-import of worked marble, travertine, and alabaster into China shows a steady decline in value from 2024 to 2028. The figures, expressed in thousand US dollars, decrease from 184.29 in 2024 to 172.04 in 2028. A year-on-year analysis indicates a consistent downward trend, with a continuous decrease in percentage terms between each subsequent year.

This downward trend suggests a reduction in the need or capacity for re-importing these materials over time. Several factors could influence these trends: market demand fluctuations, local production capabilities, or shifts in global trade policies affecting import dynamics.

Future trends to watch for include:

Changes in domestic production strategies and capabilities that might alter import needs.
Potential trade agreement modifications that affect import taxes or restrictions.
Innovations in material usage, potentially affecting demand for traditional materials like marble, travertine, and alabaster.