2026-07-30 19:54:36
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In the past decade, China's industrial plastic products industry has accelerated its overseas expansion, forming a new pattern of 'stable scale, structural upgrading, and capacity relocation'. In 2025, the total export volume will reach 104.61 billion US dollars. Although the growth rate slows down, it still ranks first in the world. Among them, Southeast Asia, the United States and the European Union are the three core markets. The average annual growth of exports to the 'the Belt and Road' countries will exceed 70%, and Vietnam and Indonesia will become key hubs. The industry has shifted from exporting low-end packaging products to breaking through with high-end engineering plastics. Companies such as Jinfa Technology and Jier New Materials have broken through the localization of automotive materials such as PA66 and PC/ABS, breaking the monopoly of DuPont and BASF. Their products are widely used in new energy vehicles (single vehicle plastic exceeding 250kg), electronic appliances, and intelligent packaging. Production capacity is accelerating overseas, and Zhonglun New Materials has invested 1 billion yuan in Indonesia to build the largest BOPA membrane material base in Southeast Asia, with an annual production capacity of 90000 tons; Liansu, Jinhu Rili, and Pulite have successively set up factories in Indonesia and Thailand, achieving a dual wheel drive of 'localized production+technology output' and replacing the traditional export model. Green transformation has become a new engine, and the proportion of exports of bio based plastics and recyclable materials has increased. However, although the EU CBAM carbon tariff does not cover plastics, it will be included in the risk escalation from 2026 to 2030, forcing companies to accelerate low-carbon certification and circular technology layout.