2024年4月12日 · Derived from the Hevea brasiliensis tree, natural rubber is primarily sourced from Southeast Asia, West Africa, and South America. Tyre manufacturing accounts for 73% of the world’s natural rubber consumption, with each tyre using between 20-40% of …

Natural rubber is derived from Hevea brasiliensis, a type of rubber tree grown primarily in the tropical regions of West Africa, South America and Southeast Asia. Natural rubber is a key raw material in tyres and many other products: 73% of the world’s natural rubber consumption is used in tyre production, representing between 20 and 40% of ...

NATURAL RUBBER AND ITS SUPPLY CHAIN : FACTS AND SPECIFICITIES Natural rubber is derived from Hevea brasiliensis , a type of rubber tree grown primarily in the tropical regions of West Africa, South America and Southeast Asia. Natural rubber is a key raw material in tyres and many other products: 73% of the world’s natural rubber

2020年9月14日 · Natural rubber – the only biotic material to be included – was first listed in 2017. Natural rubber is an incredibly important raw material for the European tyre and rubber industry and a key enabler for several industries – especially automotive. The tyre industry alone absorbs about 76% of all the natural rubber produced globally.

is availability of such products. This is not the case for rubber products. This is due to several factors, including very limited traceability in the natural rubber supply chains due to structural reasons. Natural rubber’s processor supply base zones are extensive. 80% of the raw material comes from a radius of 150-

2008年11月2日 · Natural rubber is a naturally occurring substance Natural rubber fulfils the definition from article 3(39) as it is not chemically modified. For clarification, natural rubber is obtained by tapping plants of hevea brasiliensis. The extracted liquid contains particles of natural rubber. This liquid may then be coagulated.

also include stearic acid – or indeed any other commodity beyond natural rubber – in the EUDR obligations of the rubber industry. • Level playing field for tyres produced outside the EU: the current interpretation given by the European Commission allows for natural rubber and tyres produced in Europe between June 2023

2020年9月14日 · Natural rubber – the only biotic material to be included – was first listed in 2017. Natural rubber is an incredibly important raw material for the European tyre and rubber industry and a key enabler for several industries – especially automotive. The tyre industry alone absorbs about 76% of all the natural rubber produced globally.

manufactured rubber and plastic products. At the same time, the region imported €6.9 billion in tyres, resulting in a €0.4 billion trade surplus.2 There was a trade surplus for every year between 2014 and 2023, except 2022. In 2022, the trade deficit could be linked to the temporary removal of anti-dumping

2022年12月6日 · The EU Institutions have reached a provisional agreement on the EU Deforestation Regulation. The European Tyre and Rubber Manufacturers’ Association (ETRMA) has confirmed its commitment to continue working with a wide range of stakeholders to build a sustainable supply chain for natural rubber. Therefore, ETRMA actively calls for clear …