Natural rubber material for tires and rubber products

Viet Phu Thinh Rubber Joint Stock Company - Viruco achieve the use of certification mark “VIETNAM RUBBER”
06.12.2019 at Vietnam Rubber Dinner

We are in Vietnam but we are now in KAUCUK TURKEY 2018 - Stand 1233A from 24 to 27 Oct 2018. Hope to see our friends and customers here.
Our products: Natural rubber material - Vietnam origin.

SBR 1502 of Premium quality- fresh lot by LG-Korea

“TAPPING SEASON”

In rubber land like Tay Ninh province, poor families live on wages earned from tapping rubber trees. Tapping season lasts around 8 months a year, and workers get hired and receive money every 2 or 3 days depending on tapping schedule. When rubber tapping season is over and the family’s pockets are drained, children from poor families are at risk of dropping out. When tapping season returns, older children are tempted to leave school to make money for their family. Thus, continuing the vicious cycle of poverty.

Trung, aged 12, lives with his parents and three siblings in a small house by a rubber garden. His father is the breadwinner of the family, working hard jobs from tapping rubber trees to caring for fighting-chickens for money, whatever he can do to feed five mouths. His mother is illiterate and is in poor health. She used to work in a factory, but now she has to stay home to take care of the children. Trung’s older brother became addicted to drugs and left home. His younger brother has a brain injury after an illness, and he cannot go to school. His sister is 2 years old, and is said to be unplanned child.

The parents could not make ends meet after having to pay large medical expenses. The family is in debt to the social bank and relatives. Yet life keeps going, surrounded by rubber and chicken-fighting gamblers.

Trung, by far, is the highest educated person in the family. He is timid in the class and performs just about average in school. However, he is keen on continuing his studies and has good time in school with his friends. When Trung meets us for the first time, he tells us many stories about his hobbies, his life, his friends and his dream with excitement. The opportunities to meet Trung and children like Trung inspire us a lot, to keep following our mission and help more and more children in need.

After learning about Trung’s case and his motivation to keep studying, Saigonchildren has decided to support Trung to go to school for a brighter future.

We also work closely with local schools where teachers call us up when a child is on the edge of dropping out due to financial hardship, so we can provide support to help them stay in school longer.

We believe that with the proper support, “tapping season in rubber land” will no longer be synonymous with “dropping out of school season” any longer. We work hard to help these students by providing a helping hand and becoming a companion that they can turn to.

And you can help them too.

http://www.saigonchildren.com/our-stories/tappingseason/

“TAPPING SEASON” - Saigon Children’s Charity CIO

Our team- VIRUCO YEP 2017

+++++LUNAR NEW YEAR HOLIDAY 2018 +++++
Kindly advise that all our company offices will be closed from 12 Feb to 20 Feb 2018. We will reopen on Wed 21 Feb 2018. We wish you all the warmest days cheer!

Happiness at work Productivity :-)

"If we can not overwhelm with our quantity, we will overwhelm with our quality"- Viruco

We are a young team ^.^ (21.04.17)

Nice and cheerful weekend to all you.

Standard plastic bases for natural rubber packing- newly-discharged lot to serve our customers.

Global rubber output set to rise to 12.9 mln T in 2017 -IRSG
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/22/reuters-america-interview-global-rubber-output-set-to-rise-to-129-mln-t-in-2017-irsg.html

INTERVIEW-Global rubber output set to rise to 12.9 mln T in 2017 -IRSG *Thailand lost 25 pct of rubber production in Jan floods. Rubber was one of the best performing markets in 2016 and shot up again in January as flooding in top producer Thailand stoked supply worries. "Thailand lost 25 percent of its output in January floods," Lekshmi Nair, IRSG's head of economics…