Siem Reap province Photo by: Heng Chivoan Rubber trees at a plantation in Kampong Cham province’s Memot district last year. Cambodia would produce 353,000 tonnes of rubber annually by 2020, in an aim to take advantage of growing international demand, General Directorate of Rubber Plantations head Ly Phalla said at a conference in Siem Reap yesterday
Photo by: Jeremy MullIns A girl taps a rubber tree on a plantation in Kampong Cham province’s Tbong Khmum district.
Photo by: Jeremy Mullins Rubber drips from a tapped tree in Kampong Cham’s Tboung Khmum district.
While the price of dry rubbers spikes in global market, classified as grade 1 of 10 costing USD3,687.50 per tonne last week but Cambodia’s rubber companies missed out on the benefits from it because mostly Cambodia had exported exclusively to Vietnam. According to the Malaysian Rubber’s figure, the price of rubbers classified as grade 1 [...]
While the price of dry rubbers spikes in global market, classified as grade 1 of 10 costing USD3,687.50 per tonne last week but Cambodia’s rubber companies missed out on the benefits from it because mostly Cambodia had exported exclusively to Vietnam. According to the Malaysian Rubber’s figure, the price of rubbers classified as grade 1 [...]