Nga May 29th, Chaiyos Sincharoenkul, pulezidenti w'ekibiina ekigatta abapiira mu Thailand, yawadde okwogera okwatuumiddwa "The Supply and Prospects and Prospects of Natural Rubber in Thailand".
According to Chaiyos Sincharoenku, China's demand for natural rubber has increased from 4.78 million tons in 2015 to 5.67 million tons in 2018. China's demand for rubber is expected to be 5.78 million tons in 2019, an increase of 1.9% over last year. Thailand is developing incentive measures Ku kapiira ak’obutonde okuva mu nsonga ssatu okutumbula enkulaakulana y’amakolero g’ebintu ebikolebwa mu kapiira. ekisooka kwe kukendeeza ku bungi bwa kapiira ak’obutonde mu Thailand, okukyusa 32,000 hectares z’emiti gya kapiira, n’okussa mu nkola okuyimirira okw’ekiseera ekitono. Ekyokubiri kwe kwongera ku nkozesa ya kapiira ak’obutonde mu Thailand, nga zino zigenda kukozesa ttani obukadde 1.44 eza latex empya oba 35% dry rubber. Ekyokusatu kwe kukubiriza okukulaakulanya amakolero g’ebintu ebikolebwa mu kapiira. Ekigendererwa kwe kukubiriza okukola ebintu ebisingako omuwendo mu ggwanga n’okukubiriza bamusigansimbi okussa ssente mu kukola ebintu bya kapiira mu Thailand nga bawaayo ebisikiriza ebisikiriza.
Chaiyos Sincharoenku concluded that 2018 is a year of great challenge for all stakeholders in the rubber industry. The low price of rubber and its large fluctuations will affect the livelihoods of small planters around the world in the long run. In the long run, even rubber product manufacturers will not benefit from the low rubber prices. The Thai government has implemented a number of policies to support these small planters and has introduced new strategies and strategies Okutebenkeza emiwendo gya kapiira. okwongera ku nkozesa ya kapiira akabisi okuyita mu nteekateeka enkulu ezikkaanyiziddwaako okutuukiriza obwetaavu bw’ebintu eby’ongera ku muwendo.