The import of multiple or cabled nylon yarn to the US is forecasted to decline gradually from 2024 through 2028. Starting at 1.0161 million kilograms in 2024, projections suggest a steady decrease, leading to a value of 0.97742 million kilograms in 2028. Comparing these figures to the 2023 actual volume helps underscore a downward trend that is both moderate and consistent. The average annual compound growth rate identifies a steady decrease, reflecting industry shifts or decreased demand. Year-on-year variation highlights similar progressive declines, reinforcing observations of the slow yet steady substitution or phased demand reduction within this niche segment.
Future trends to watch include changes in global manufacturing locations, currency fluctuations impacting import costs, and industry advancements that may either revitalize demand or further accelerate the shift to alternative materials. Monitoring policy changes, such as tariffs or trade agreements affecting nylon imports, will be crucial for a comprehensive understanding of future market dynamics.
