Thailand Adjusts EUDR Rubber Export Target to 90,000 Tons, Boosts Traceability
The Rubber Board of Thailand has revised its rubber export target to 90,000 tons to comply with the EU's Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). Concurrently, it aims to elevate Thai rubber to global standards by promoting the "Thai Traceability" system.
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