Called marmo, marbre, mármol, marmor across the continent, marble is the stone of prestige—linking quarries in Italy, Turkey, Greece, Spain, and India to Europe’s design and construction markets.
Focus: Trade dynamics, product selection, and supply chain strategy for import and distribution.
Use: Presentation-mode slide navigation works on both phone and laptop.
Interactive charts show how Europe’s imports evolved, with stacked bars by source country and a line overlay for total volumes. Replace sample data with your trade records if needed.
| Year | Import growth (approx.) | Main suppliers |
|---|---|---|
| 2017–2019 | Upward trend | Italy, Turkey |
| 2019–2020 | Temporary decline | Turkey, Greece |
| 2021–2024 | Recovery and diversification | Italy, Turkey, Spain, India |
Note: Chart data below is sample and for orientation; it will be updated with actual figures when available.
Dominant items in European imports include premium whites and high-volume beiges, with consistent demand in flooring, facades, kitchens, and luxury interiors.
Selections that balance demand, margin, and logistics feasibility for European buyers.
A practical blueprint for building and scaling a marble import and distribution operation.