Thai NR Export Volume Declined in September
According to the Thai customs, the September NR export volume was 420.1kt (including NR latex and mixed rubber), down 3.27% M-O-M and up 18.11% Y-O-Y. The export volume of NR latex was 107kt. The volume of RSS 3, STR 20 and mixed rubber were 66.2kt, 87kt and 118.9kt respectively. 41kt was left for other kinds of rubber products.
2026-09-14
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