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  Hevea brasiliensis or natural rubber tree's native place is the Amazon region. More specifically, it is native to Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia, and Peru. If that is the case, then how did it come to Southeast Asia?   Henry Wickham was known to "smuggle" 70,000 rubber tree seeds. He sent the seeds to the Royal Botanic Gardens (Kew, England). Moreover, seeds were distributed in British colonies, including Singapore, Malaysia, and others.  After the successful cultivation of natural rubber seeds, rapid expansion took place in the early 20th Century. Successful cultivation helped sell quality rubber at a competitive natural rubber sheet price. And now? Southeast Asia is known to produce almost 80% of the world's natural rubber .   Understanding the Contribution of Natural Rubber to Southeast Asia's Economy Boost in Sustainable Practices:  The emerging sustainability trends in the world make people choose natural rubber. In addition, th...

 We often tend to choose synthetic alternatives instead of natural products. It is easy to overlook what nature has to provide for us. Though synthetic materials rule the market now, it is not a greener option! Since global warming is increasing over years, you should take up sustainable practices. However, the capacity of global renewable energy was 3.8 terawatts in 2023 . Therefore, industries are carrying out sustainable projects for a low-carbon economy. Are you worried about whether your rubber sheets add value to your sustainable practices?  Why would you choose natural rubber sheets over synthetic rubber sheets? The Hevea brasiliensis tree is predominantly found in Brazil. They form latex that is further processed to make natural rubber sheets . Whereas, manufacturers produce synthetic rubber sheets with different polymers. Primarily, butadiene and styrene contribute to the composition of synthetic rubber.  Let us discover 4 ways in which natural rubber sheets are ...