The data projects a consistent upward trend in the import of dormant bulbs, tubers, corms, crowns, and rhizomes to China, with values steadily increasing from 2024 to 2028. Starting with $746.44 million in 2024, the imports are expected to grow each year, reaching $851.33 million by 2028. This marks a continuous annual growth, indicating a healthy demand in the Chinese market.
From a year-on-year perspective, the growth percentages for these imports showcase a steady increase: approximately 3.62% in 2025, 3.42% in 2026, 3.25% in 2027, and 3.08% in 2028. This solid growth trajectory reflects both a recovering global economy and rising demand in China's agricultural and gardening sectors. The five-year CAGR is expected to be around 3.25%, illustrating an average annual growth rate over this forecast period.
Future trends to watch for include potential economic policies in China that could influence import volumes, possible technological advancements in agriculture boosting domestic production of these plant parts, and shifts in consumer preferences towards natural and organic products which might impact overall demand. Additionally, global trade dynamics and environmental factors will also play essential roles in shaping the import landscape in the coming years.
