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South and East Asia rubber news
Hamzah visits Thailand to enhance rubber industry
Deputy Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Datuk Hamzah Zainuddin is visiting Thailand to talk about streghtening the cooperation of Malaysia and Thailand in enhancing the rubber industry of both countries.
Strike against Apollo Tyres declared as illegal
The Gujarat state government has declared that the strike done by workers of Apollo Tyres is illegal and that if they do not resume to work, the company will go for fresh hiring.
Philippines: Zamboanga North forms rubber group
Province of Zamboanga Del Norte in the Philippines has formed a new rubber group to help in achieving the goal of doubling the rubber production of the country by 2016.
Japanese: Michelin is No. 1
According to the J.D. Power and Associates’ 2012 Japan Replacement Tire Customer Satisfaction Index Study, Japanese thinks that Michelin is the no. 1 when it comes to mini-car tyres.
Philippines: Makilala rubber project shines
Makilala rubber development project is making its name in Mindanao, Philippines.
Local demand to lift rubber prices
As Yen goes weaker and Chinese economy goes stronger, the Malaysia rubber market is expecting to be stable this week as the demand for rubber grows.
Miti to rubber associations: No RA extension
Malaysian government has not approved the request of rubber association members to extend the reinvestment allowance to 30 years; says 15 years is already enough.
Assocations and Miti met for rubber reinvestment allowance
Malaysian rubber associations and International Trade and Industry Ministry (Miti) meet to discuss about an investment allowance for 30 years and other issues regarding rubber production, rubber workers and incentives.
Rubber industry aims skill development centre
India rubber farmers want to set up a skill development centre to train new skilled rubber workers and boost the local industry and the production.