Sri Lanka has a historical, geographical, and commercial significance concerning natural rubber, being one of the few locations in 1876 to cultivate the first seedlings of rubber at an industrial level. The Henarathgoda Botanical Gardens yielded the most successful results and was the birthplace of Sri Lankan natural rubber. Since then, rubber has been one of the main export crops and been crucial in building the country’s economic and social development
Made from milky fluid natural rubber latex, latex crepe is the purest grade of rubber. Grown under the best possible climatic conditions, Sri Lankan rubber from our Plantations is produced under global standards of superior quality, and we are renowned for our Sole Crepe and Thick Crepe Rubber. Cultivation and production at our estates is carried out under good governance in agricultural practice whilst complying with social, environmental and economic considerations. Rubber Plantations owned and managed by Horana Plantations PLC are certified under the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). Our plantations are also accredited for ISO 001:2015- Quality Management System (QMS), Certificate of Conformity and Fair Rubber.
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