Boosting various sectors to stabilize the overall market, the export resilience of industrial textiles is prominent. 

In the first quarter of 2026, the global foreign trade market environment was complex and volatile. The domestic industrial textiles industry, leveraging its well-established industrial chain advantages, high-quality product competitiveness, and flexible market layout, achieved a stable overall growth in exports. The industry presented a development pattern where core products led the way, various niche categories flourished, and emerging markets contributed growth. This effectively mitigated the pressure from the decline in traditional markets, and the resilience of the industry continued to be prominently displayed. 

The export data for the first quarter not only vividly demonstrated the strong risk-resistance capability of the industrial textiles industry, but also confirmed the phased achievements of the industry's transformation and upgrading, as well as structural optimization. On one hand, high value-added and urgently needed products such as non-woven fabrics, hygiene products, and medical dressings have continued to lead the export. The industry's product structure has continuously upgraded towards higher-end and more refined levels. On the other hand, the industry has deeply penetrated emerging markets such as the "Belt and Road Initiative", Southeast Asia, and Europe, building a diversified and multi-level global trade network, which has significantly enhanced the industry's ability to cope with fluctuations in international trade and changes in geopolitical situations. With the continuous expansion of global downstream application scenarios and the continuous release of emerging market demands, coupled with China's core advantages such as a complete industrial chain, stable production capacity, and technological iteration and upgrading, the export of industrial textiles is expected to maintain a steady growth trend. 

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