The re-import of non-cellular and not reinforced ethylene polymers in sheet or film form to Canada is predicted to see a steady increase from $4.665 million in 2024 to $5.254 million by 2028. This trend suggests a consistent year-on-year growth, reflecting growing demand within the Canadian market. In 2023, the value was lower than 2024, indicating a positive turnaround.

Future trends to watch:

Technological advancements impacting production efficiency could further boost import volumes.
Fluctuations in global raw material prices might affect re-import values.
Trade policies and environmental regulations could reshape demand and sourcing strategies.