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   Moving forward with the Thai Rubber Association
The Thai Rubber Association (TRA) was established in 1951 and currently has 40 members, including producers and exporters of rubber processing products, such as Ribbed Smoked Sheets (RSS), Standard Thai Rubber (STR) and concentrated latex, representing 85% of Thailand's total production and exports. Over the past 73 years, it has expanded its activities and continued to develop.

According to the association's rules, a new committee is elected every 2 years to manage the association's affairs. On April 3, 2024, the TRA annual meeting was held, and a new TRA committee was elected. Mr. Veerasith Sinchareonkul from Sri Trang Agro-Industry Public Company Limited has been entrusted by the TRA committee to serve as the president of the Thai Rubber Association for the first time, with a term of 2 years from April 2024 to April 2026. Additionally, the new TRA committee will be officially introduced to the world rubber industry at the Thai Rubber Association Annual Dinner on May 10, 2024, at the Centara Grand at Central World Hotel in Bangkok.

Under the leadership of Mr. Veerasith Sinchareonkul, the Thai Rubber Association (TRA) is determined to continuously advance the association by adhering to the following important policies: 1) Ensuring the utmost satisfaction of association members by providing comprehensive services and resolving issues; 2) Enhancing the quality and standards of Thai rubber while promoting Thailand's rubber industry on a global scale; 3) Fostering close collaboration with the government, rubber farmers, and rubber users in the country to uphold quality standards and to concern sustainable business development ; and 4) Collaborating with international rubber organizations and rubber users worldwide to foster the sustainable growth of the rubber industry. In addition, the Thai Rubber Association (TRA) is honored to serve as a management committee of the International Rubber Association (IRA), a member of the ASEAN Rubber Business Council, a committee of the International Tripartite Rubber Council, and a committee of the International Rubber Consortium Limited (IRCo).

The current TRA committee is delighted and honored to have the trust of our members in managing a private-sector rubber organization of significant international importance. We are fully committed and ready to dedicate our physical energy and enthusiasm to successfully achieving the association's goals.


Mr. Veerasith Sinchareonkul
President
The Thai Rubber Association
主席观点   May  2024     
     
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[   March  2019 ]
icon Retrospection and prospection
The current executive committee of the Thai Rubber Association has been in the operation since March 2018. The operation of the executive committee is based upon the following principles: 1) to operate on the principle of transparency and good governance; 2) to corporate with government agencies and private sector both at local and international level; 3) to cherish close relationship with other rubber producing countries, particularly in Asia; 4) to act as a central body between rubber pro...
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[   February  2019 ]
icon Thailand-Indonesia-Malaysia Cooperation on Rubber
Current rubber scenario is expected to slow down in line with global economic growth, mainly affected by trade war between China and the US. Gradual monetary tightening in major developed economies in 2019 is likely to weigh on capital investment and vehicle purchases. This results in weaker rubber consumption demand in contrast with relatively high stock of rubber. Moreover, the rubber price is also unlikely to see a meaningful boost from the recent fall in oil prices due to softening dema...
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[   February  2019 ]
icon Thailand-Indonesia-Malaysia Cooperation on Rubber
Current rubber scenario is expected to slow down in line with global economic growth, mainly affected by trade war between China and the US. Gradual monetary tightening in major developed economies in 2019 is likely to weigh on capital investment and vehicle purchases. This results in weaker rubber consumption demand in contrast with relatively high stock of rubber. Moreover, the rubber price is also unlikely to see a meaningful boost from the recent fall in oil prices due to softening dema...
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[   January  2019 ]
icon Chinese Market

Thailand has had a long-term relationship with China in terms of trade, investment and tourism; especially Thai exports of natural rubber (NR) to China which have continually expanded. China is the world’s biggest NR consumer and tire producer. It is an important market which indicates NR demand each year. Economic outlook of...

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[   December  2018 ]
icon Rubber scenario in 2019

Rubber scenario in 2019 is expected to slow down in line with global economic growth. IMF projected that world economy is likely to grow at the same rate of 3.7% as compared to 2018, mainly affected by trade war between China and the US. Chinese economy is expected to grow at 6.2%, with slowdown being caused by internal restructuring, debt reducti...

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