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Thailand as the “Food Innovation Hub” From raw materials to added value! Thai processed fruits, innovative rice products, health foods, and alternative proteins are reaching global markets, backed by standards and quality trusted worldwide.

Power of Thai Agricultural Products Reaching the World

STR20: The Pillar of Thai Rubber — Towards a Sustainable Future and the Global EV Market From internationally standardized block rubber to a new role in the era of electric vehicles and sustainable materials. STR20 is not just an export product, but the “heart” of the global tire industry, connecting upstream and downstream, and driving Thailand towards becoming a world-class EV hub.

Thai Agriculture Market Outlook 2024–2026: Strong Recovery Ahead Thailand’s agricultural exports are powering forward — from durians dominating China’s market to cassava pellets breaking into the Middle East. With rising global demand and new trade routes opening, 2026 is shaping up to be a breakout year for Thai farmers and exporters. Explore key trends, top-performing products, and new opportunities in our latest infographic.

Thai Standard Rubber TSR20 – The World’s Demand Thailand remains the global leader in natural rubber exports, especially TSR20, which is the core material driving the automotive industry worldwide. Between 2025 and 2027, demand for TSR20 is expected to continue expanding, fueled by the recovery of global car production, the rapid growth of electric vehicles (EVs), and new European environmental regulations (EUDR) that emphasize sustainability and traceability.

Natural rubber is not just an export product—it is a strategic raw material the world relies on. This infographic highlights the growth opportunities of TSR 20 and Blend Rubber in key markets such as China, the EU, India, and Japan, while showcasing the role of SO OK TRADING in confidently driving Thai rubber into advanced global industries.

Thai Rubber: Global Impact & Future Outlook Thailand is the world’s leading exporter of natural rubber, powering industries from automotive tires to medical gloves. With over 19 million rai under cultivation, Thai rubber is vital for farmers and global supply chains. In 2026, prices are rising—fresh latex averages 57 Baht/kg, RSS3 around 60 Baht/kg—with forecasts reaching 100 Baht/kg as demand grows from EVs and healthcare. The EU’s new EUDR regulation positions Thailand as a low-risk supplier, unlocking premium opportunities in sustainable markets. SO OK TRADING CO., LTD. connects Thai rubber to the world—delivering quality, reliability, and trust.

Rubber (latex and wood) It has a wide range of uses, including industrial products (tires, gloves, shoes, medical equipment), household items (mattresses, furniture). It generates a lot of income for Thai farmers (the No. 1 economic crop) and has benefits for the environment (air purification, soil and water conservation), especially modern rubber wood can also be used to make high-quality furniture and create new innovations. Main Benefits of Rubber Economic: It is an important economic crop that generates income for farmers and the country.(Thailand is the No. 1 exporter). Innovation from Rubber (HeLP) helps create added value and business opportunities. Having a rubber tree deed helps farmers access financing more easily. Industrial (latex): tires, gloves (doctors, housewives), Shoes, condoms, balloons. Medical Devices (saline line, garden hose), Elastic strap. Sponge products (pillows, mattresses), carpets. Industrial (Wood): Rubber wood has a beautiful texture and is used to make furniture (tables, chairs, cabinets) and is resistant to mold and insects. Construction work (ceiling, interior flooring). Environmental: Rubber trees help purify the air. (removes toxins) and increases humidity. Good rubber plantation management helps conserve soil, water, and ecosystems. Innovative Solid Tires It saves energy. Rubber can be used in almost all parts (Zero Waste), making it a very valuable crop.