Fadillah: Malaysia to raise its annual latex production by 30 pct

Following the visit, Fadillah also greeted more than 150 rubber smallholders and community members, including youth, during the chat session at the village. theSun theSundaily Fadillah Latex production local LocalNews

: The government plans to boost the country’s latex production by 30 per cent to 40,000 tonnes annually to help meet the demand of the rubber-based downstream sector, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof said.

“The incentive is aimed at giving rubber smallholders the opportunity to increase their income by motivating them to shift towards the production of latex rather than cuplump. Following the visit, Fadillah also greeted more than 150 rubber smallholders and community members, including youth, during the chat session at the village.

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