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MYANMAR: Rubber market to be built in Mawlamyine | Dr
Myanmar's first central rubber market will be built at Mawlamyine in Mon state as authorities seek to help the industry amid low prices and sluggish sales. Mon state is the country’s top rubber producer and the commodity is considered a “promising export” in Myanmar’s National Export Strategy (NES).
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MYANMAR: Rubber market to be built in Mawlamyine. Myanmar's first central rubber market will be built at Mawlamyine in Mon state as authorities seek to help the industry amid low prices and sluggish sales.
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MYANMAR: Rubber industry to be stamped
MYANMAR: Rubber industry to be stamped with new law. A new law is being drafted to promote Myanmar’s rubber sector, as the commodity’s international value plummets and a number of plantations across the country are forced out of business.
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MYANMAR: Malaysian group to develop rubber ... - Gupta Verlag
Felda Global Ventures Holdings Bhd (FGV), of Malaysia, plans to develop a complete supply chain of its three core business palm oil, sugar cane and rubber in Myanmar. To realise the goal, the group has signed a memorandung of understanding (MoU) with local partner, Pho La Min Trading Ltd (PLM), to ...
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MYANMAR: Seed imports banned as fungal
MYANMAR: Seed imports banned as fungal disease hits Thai rubber trees. The outbreak of a fungal disease that weakens rubbers trees in Thailand has led to the halt of imports of rubber seeds, seedlings, and saplings into Myanmar, local authorities in Yangon announced.
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MYANMAR: Rubber producers urged to lift quality - Gupta Verlag
MYANMAR: Rubber producers urged to lift quality . Source: "Myanmar Times & Weekly Review", Yangon; 10-16 Dec 2007. Lax quality control procedures are placing Myanmar's rubber industry at risk at a time when local entrepreneurs are investing heavily to expand production, said a number of industry experts recently.
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MYANMAR: Rubber prices falling on local markets - Gupta Verlag
MYANMAR: Rubber prices falling on local markets Rubber prices have been declining since March as a result of the poor export climate and reduced local demand, producers and traders said. Ko Htwe Nyein Aung, the owner of Sein Sein rubber shop in South Okkalapa township, said domestic rubber demand had fallen by 50 percent on last year and that had pushed prices downward.
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MYANMAR: Rubber export will not decline despite low prices. Despite low prices in both local and foreign markets, Myanmar’s rubber export will not decrease, according to Myanmar Rubber Growers and Producers Association. “Export has nothing to do with low or high prices.
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PR: Myanmar set to lead global sustainable rubber
Myanmar’s climate makes it prime rubber territory with more and more plantations appearing, however, with limited access to a premium, sustainable market or collectivization built around rubber, farmers are working independently and are faced with losing their livelihoods when the global market price drops suddenly.
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Info brief: Challenges and opportunities for sustainable
Info brief: Challenges and opportunities for sustainable rubber in Myanmar. ... the Myanmar rubber law that is being drafted (Htwe 2016). ... the market of amphetamine-type stimulants (ATS) has ...
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MYANMAR: Rubber market to be built in Mawlamyine | Dr
Myanmar's first central rubber market will be built at Mawlamyine in Mon state as authorities seek to help the industry amid low prices and sluggish sales. Mon state is the country’s top rubber producer and the commodity is considered a “promising export” in Myanmar’s National Export Strategy (NES).
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MYANMAR: Rubber market to be built in Mawlamyine. Myanmar's first central rubber market will be built at Mawlamyine in Mon state as authorities seek to help the industry amid low prices and sluggish sales.
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MYANMAR: Rubber industry to be stamped - gupta-verlag.com
MYANMAR: Rubber industry to be stamped with new law. A new law is being drafted to promote Myanmar’s rubber sector, as the commodity’s international value plummets and a number of plantations across the country are forced out of business.
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MYANMAR: Malaysian group to develop rubber - Gupta Verlag
Felda Global Ventures Holdings Bhd (FGV), of Malaysia, plans to develop a complete supply chain of its three core business palm oil, sugar cane and rubber in Myanmar. To realise the goal, the group has signed a memorandung of understanding (MoU) with local partner, Pho La Min Trading Ltd (PLM), to
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MYANMAR: Seed imports banned as fungal - gupta-verlag.com
MYANMAR: Seed imports banned as fungal disease hits Thai rubber trees. The outbreak of a fungal disease that weakens rubbers trees in Thailand has led to the halt of imports of rubber seeds, seedlings, and saplings into Myanmar, local authorities in Yangon announced.
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MYANMAR: Rubber producers urged to lift quality - Gupta Verlag
MYANMAR: Rubber producers urged to lift quality . Source: "Myanmar Times & Weekly Review", Yangon; 10-16 Dec 2007. Lax quality control procedures are placing Myanmar's rubber industry at risk at a time when local entrepreneurs are investing heavily to expand production, said a number of industry experts recently.
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MYANMAR: Rubber prices falling on local markets - Gupta Verlag
MYANMAR: Rubber prices falling on local markets Rubber prices have been declining since March as a result of the poor export climate and reduced local demand, producers and traders said. Ko Htwe Nyein Aung, the owner of Sein Sein rubber shop in South Okkalapa township, said domestic rubber demand had fallen by 50 percent on last year and that had pushed prices downward.
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MYANMAR: Rubber export will not decline - gupta-verlag.com
MYANMAR: Rubber export will not decline despite low prices. Despite low prices in both local and foreign markets, Myanmar’s rubber export will not decrease, according to Myanmar Rubber Growers and Producers Association. “Export has nothing to do with low or high prices.
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