Natural fiber composites, made from renewable fibers like jute, flax, hemp, and kenaf combined with polymer matrices, have gained traction due to sustainability concerns and lightweight structural applications. Global production has seen a consistent upward trend, driven by demand in automotive interiors, construction panels, and consumer goods. Manufacturers are investing in scaling up fiber treatment facilities and composite extrusion or molding capacities to meet the growing needs of both conventional thermoplastics and bio-based polymers. In 2025, production volumes are projected to increase steadily, with Asia-Pacific, particularly India and China, leading due to abundant fiber availability and cost-efficient manufacturing capabilities. Europe focuses on high-value applications, including automotive lightweighting, where performance standards and eco-certifications allow for premium pricing.