M'sian rubber company hopes Thai govt will permit import of raw rubber


Malaysia’s Ambassador to Thailand Datuk Jojie Samuel (left) exchanging souvenirs with Thung Yai director Steven Te during the former's visit to the factory - Bernama

NAKHON SI THAMMARAT: Malaysian rubber company, Thung Yai Rubber Co. Ltd, is hopeful that the Thai government will consider allowing natural rubber producers to import raw rubber from sources beyond the country.

Director Steven Te of Thung Yai said currently there is a supply shortage and the company is facing difficulties in getting supply of rubber from plantations.

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