• Import Volume: 648.75 tons (Month-on-Month +56.38%, Year-on-Year -4.81%)
• Import Average Price: $5,010.12/ton
• Export Volume: 533.32 tons (Month-on-Month -24.09%, Year-on-Year +46.63%)
• Export Average Price: $2,784.49/ton

• Global Recycled Nylon Fiber Market Size (2024): RMB 3.442 billion
• China Recycled Nylon Fiber Market Size (2024): RMB 316 million
• Projected Global Recycled Nylon Fiber Market Size (2030): RMB 8.099 billion

• Kingfa Sci. & Tech. secured a patent for "A Nylon Material and Its Preparation Method and Application" (focus: electromagnetic shielding and mechanical properties).
• Lululemon signed a 10-year agreement with Samsara Eco to procure 20% of its recycled nylon and polyester fiber needs.
• Yongrong Co. launched Phase I of its Vietnam project (annual capacity: 60,000 tons of nylon fiber).
• Shenghong New Materials invested RMB 120 million in a high-end specialty nylon project (annual capacity: 20,000 tons; estimated annual output value: RMB 500 million).

• Fujian-based chemical fiber companies developed supercritical technology to extract nylon from waste textiles (certified by GRS).

• Yongrong Co.' Vietnam-based colorful nylon fiber project (Phase I: 60,000 tons/year) commenced in May 2025.
• Shenghong New Materials' specialty nylon project (Sichuan) is 75% complete as of August 2025, with full operation expected by September 2025.

• Kingfa Sci. & Tech. patented a nylon material enhanced with chopped carbon fiber, conductive carbon black, and carbon nanotubes for improved electromagnetic shielding and mechanical performance.
• Supercritical technology for recycling nylon from waste textiles achieved mass production (1,000-ton scale) in early 2025, attracting international brands.

• Recycled nylon market growth is driven by brands like Lululemon (targeting 100% sustainable materials by 2030).
• Samsara Eco's enzymatic recycling process efficiently handles nylon 66 and blended fabrics with low energy consumption.
• Recycling methods: Mechanical recycling and chemical recycling dominate the industry.

• Opportunities:

  • Growing demand for recycled nylon (global market projected to reach RMB 8.099 billion by 2030).
  • Policy support for carbon neutrality goals.
  • Technological breakthroughs (e.g., enzymatic recycling).
  • Rising demand from activewear and functional textiles.

• Challenges:

  • High technical barriers (recycling and high-end product development).
  • Cost pressures (raw materials, energy).
  • Strict certification requirements (e.g., GRS) and intense competition.

Key trends for 2025:

1. Green transition (recycling tech advancements).
2. Capacity expansion (overseas projects, high-end production).
3. Product diversification (specialty/functional nylon).
4. Supply chain collaboration (from raw materials to brand applications).