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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, ….
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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 industry urged to strengthen supply base

Sheela Thomas, Secretary General, Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries (ANRPC), has underscored the need for India to lay emphasis on strengthening the domestic supply base of rubber.

The suggestion is significant at a time when natural rubber exporting countries are increasingly on their way to become rubber-consuming nations. If the trend continues, she said, the surplus availability of rubber for export from these countries might come down in the long run.

Thomas was speaking at the TESS conference organised on the golden jubilee of the Indian Tyre Technical Advisory Committee, technical wing of the Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association.

Rubber and tyre manufacturing operations are being pursued with diligence and even incentivised by Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia.

While global consumption of rubber is expected to grow less than 4 per cent this year, consumption is expected to grow 8.3 per cent in Thailand, 12.4 per cent in Indonesia and 17.6 per cent in Vietnam. The industrial policies in Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam are focussed on attracting investments in downstream rubber goods manufacturing, she said.

Sounding a cautionary note, she said the continued economic slowdown in different markets and a fall in commodity prices might lead us to believe that there is overcapacity in raw materials. However, that might be a false assumption, she noted.

Thomas invited the industry to be a part of the new initiative called ‘ANRPC Public-Private Forum’, which entails fruitful dialogue involving the downstream manufacturing industry, synthetic rubber industry, producers of natural rubber, and policy-makers in rubber producing countries, for a sustainable natural rubber industry.

“As emerging economies grow and there is rising demand for more resources — the choice is clear. Either we deplete resources fast or we adopt a sustainable path,” she added.