From January to June, total polyester exports reached 7.192 million tons, a 17% year-on-year increase. The fiber segment (filament and staple fiber) contributed approximately half of this production growth. Combined with double-digit growth in textile and apparel exports, external demand remains a strong driver for the polyester industry.
The early 2025 export surge was partly driven by accelerated shipments ahead of tariff adjustments and policy uncertainties. However, the evolving global economic environment, shifting trade policies, and variable downstream market demand create challenges for sustained growth.
Nonetheless, the polyester sector shows resilience, maintaining high production utilization and advancing innovations in recycled PET (rPET) and fiber quality to meet global brand demands for performance and sustainability.
Wankai New Materials remains committed to supply stability by continuously enhancing supply chain reliability and product consistency, helping customers mitigate market risks. With a strong focus on quality and innovation, our ongoing R&D ensures PET materials meet evolving environmental and technical standards. By closely monitoring trade policy changes, we maintain an agile market response to flexibly adjust and minimize any impact on our customers.
While short-term fluctuations exist, long-term demand for polyester fibers and sustainable packaging materials remains solid. As a leading manufacturer, Wankai is committed to delivering high-quality, innovative polyester solutions that empower customers to seize growth opportunities and navigate industry challenges.
Source: China Chemical Fiber Network (CCF)
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