China Leads the Global Molded Pulp Equipment Market, Export Value Surpasses RMB 4.2 Billion, Setting a New Record
According to the authoritative 2025 China Molded Pulp Machinery Data Monitoring Report, this year China's molded pulp equipment exports reached 2,720 units, capturing 52.1% of the global export market and dominating half of the world's market share. The export value successfully exceeded RMB 4.2 billion, and China's global market share steadily increased to 28.6%, marking Chinese molded pulp equipment as a core supply force in the international market.
Hesheng Innovation Development Co., Ltd., as a leading manufacturer of molded pulp products, is also a leader in molded pulp production equipment technology, with all our factory production machinery independently developed and self-manufactured. We proudly offer the most advanced molded pulp manufacturing technologies and machinery to our customers.
From a regional perspective, East China remains the key export hub, contributing 41.5% of national equipment sales. Enterprises in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, and other areas leverage high cost-performance and adaptable equipment to precisely meet the production expansion needs of emerging markets such as Southeast Asia and South America. Their market share in these regions continues to rise, making them preferred partners for international buyers. These machines not only cater to diverse production needs-such as food packaging, electronic cushioning, and medical trays-but also hold internationally recognized certifications such as FSC and BPI compostability, helping overseas customers easily overcome green trade barriers.
Global Strategy Consensus: "Independent Equipment + Localized Overseas Production" Solves Trade Challenges
In response to complex international trade environments, leading companies have accelerated the construction of global production networks-a trend widely recognized in the industry. Besides Fuling Co., Ltd.'s Indonesian base, companies such as Jiangsu Ruixue also adopt a "China Technology + ASEAN Manufacturing" model to expand overseas, forming a diversified capacity matrix.
Fuling's Indonesian base is highly representative: by leveraging low-cost local labor and tax incentives, it not only significantly reduces production and operating costs but also successfully avoids the 145% US tariff, efficiently serving both Southeast Asia and North America as its first full-category eco-friendly packaging production center. This mature model of "independent equipment + localized overseas capacity" ensures technical stability and production efficiency while helping customers build a more resilient global supply chain. It effectively mitigates risks such as tariffs and trade sanctions, and has become the mainstream path for companies in the industry to expand internationally and partner with global top clients such as Apple and Walmart.
