Products

Manufactured by 100% natural rubber, our rubber band has qualities standard for exporting, very competitive prices. We have exported many kinds of rubber bands to many countries in the world. Usage for: Tie Money, Hair, Package, Industrial, Agriculture, and Food, etc. Packaging: 0,5kg/bag, 1kg/bag, 30kg/bag, 50kg/bag or depending on needs of customer.
Expanding market demand

We are looking for customers to export rubber bands, rubber tubes to other countries: China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines,Thailand, Singapore, Korea, Taiwan, India, Bangladesh, Japan, Australia, Dubai,Turkey, USA, Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary, Argentina, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Peru, South Africa, Ghana, Ethiopia, Nigeria, ….
Welcoming the cooperation

If you have any requirements, please contact us to communicate further more details. We will try our best to meet all your requirements. We hope that we can have a good relationship in the future. Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
FACTORY Since 1999

Establish from 1999, we have over 15 years of experience in rubber and rubber band market. The Factory is located in Hoa Binh industrial zone, Kontum province, where is one of large rubber tree area in Vietnam, 600 km from Ho Chi Minh city distance. It’s over 10,000 square meters. There are many modern machines, equipments and experiment workers in our factory.

Rubber growers to raise tapping in hope of higher prices this year

KOCHI: Indian rubber growers are getting ready to raise tapping activity after a disastrous year which saw prices plunge to a nineyear low...

KOCHI: Indian rubber growers are getting ready to raise tapping activity after a disastrous year which saw prices plunge to a nineyear low, despite a report by the Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries saying the recent rally in natural rubber prices may be temporary and is fuelled mostly by external factors. Rubber prices started recovering from Rs 91/kg from mid-February and touched Rs 133/kg on Wednesday.

ANRPC secretary general and former Rubber Board chairman Sheela Thomas has stated in the report that apart from seasonal shortage, other factors that helped in the rebound of prices are recovery in crude oil price, delay by US to raise policy rates and the appreciation of the baht, rupiah and ringitt against the dollar. Though tapping is yet to start on a full-scale in Kerala, the pre-monsoon showers that lashed the rubber belt inKottayam has raised the hopes of growers.

Last year, production fell to 5.63 lakh tonnes, the lowest in 20 years and imports peaked to a record 45,4303 tonnes. But this time, output is likely to look up given the eagerness shown by growers to resume tapping. “There has been record sales in rain guards indicating that growers are ready to start tapping when the monsoon arrives,” said George Valy, president of the Indian Rubber Dealers’ Federation.

(Source: Global Rubber Markets)

Links: http://globalrubbermarkets.com/43343/rubber-growers-raise-tapping-hope-higher-prices-year.html