Category: Pan-Asia

South and East Asia rubber news

JK Tyre expects more sales due to elections

JK Tyres expects sales of tyres to get a boost from the preparation of the upcoming general elections in the country. Arun Kumar Bajoria, President of JK Tyre & Industries Ltd, said, “We are expecting the sale of commercial tyres…

RBI okays rubber field offices for Nagaland

With the increasing number of rubber plantations in Nagaland and the felt need to assist the growers, chairman of Rubber Board of India (RBI) has approved the proposal to open rubber field office in Sanis under Wokha and Niuland under…

Families to file complaint with IFC over rubber plantations

Some of the hundreds of families losing land and community forest to Vietnamese-owned rubber plantations in Cambodia’s northeast will this week file a complaint with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) over the investment it has made in the plantations’ parent…

Thai rubber price drops to lowest since 2009

The price of rubber in Thailand has dropped to the lowest seen since 2009, decreasing 19 per cent month-on-month. According to Mintec, the cost has declined by 64 per cent since its peak in 2011. Thailand is the world’s top…

‘Smart rubber’ to be produced in Kazakhstan

The first recycling plant for used tyres has been opened in Kyzylorda city in southern Kazakhstan on January 27, 2014, Tengrinews reports citing the press-service of the Oblast Akimat (Regional Authorities). Tyres will be recycled into ‘smart rubber’ in the…