Consumer Goods

The global consumer goods industry is a vibrant engine of economic growth, projected to reach $7.26 trillion by 2030 from $5.47 trillion in 2024, with a 4.9% CAGR, according to Statista, spanning textiles, household goods, apparel, and personal care products. The surge in demand for affordable, sustainable, and innovative items, accelerated by e-commerce and shifting consumer preferences, continues to fuel innovation, with companies enhancing product accessibility through digital platforms for greater market reach. This retail evolution shapes a dynamic sector in 2025.

Key growth areas are flourishing, with textiles and apparel expected to grow at a 5.6% CAGR through 2030, reaching $330.8 billion, per Grand View Research, and household goods projected to expand by 4.5% annually, driven by urbanization and rising living standards, according to Mordor Intelligence. E-commerce and private-label products are also soaring, reflecting a shift toward value-driven and eco-conscious purchasing behaviors. As firms invest in supply chain agility and sustainability, the consumer goods sector is poised for sustained expansion.

International trade in consumer goods is on the rise, with global exports growing by approximately 4% annually, led by China, the U.S., and Germany in textiles and household items, supported by enhanced logistics and e-commerce platforms. Amid 2025’s protectionist shifts and shifting alliances, Sinolinks’ global network bridges these opportunities across China, North America/LatAm, and Europe/LatAm corridors—connecting Chinese manufacturers to LatAm supermarkets, sourcing textiles for North America, or linking European brands to LatAm demand, unlocking your global market potential.