Rubber Development News Today

Cambodia is set to offer tax incentives for another two years on rubber exports, starting from January 1, 2024, aiming to encourage cultivation and support growers and exporters in the face of declining prices due to a drop in international demand.

The total area promoted under the coffee plantation in Nagaland has increased to10, 202.2 hectare (Ha) in 2022-23, as per an official report. 

By Dr. C. S. Weeraratna (csweera@sltnet.lk) Sri Lanka is facing an unprecedented crisis mainly due to economic mismanagement and corruption in the various development sectors. During the last few weeks, at various discussions related to the country’s economy, the need to take effective action on the present economic situation in the country has been highlighted. […]

The federal government has been asked to invest more in the natural rubber sector to ensure a return to its number one position and abundant gains

The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and civil society are working together to improve the value chain of natural rubber make production more sustainable and boost economic growth.