From Côte d'Ivoire's mega-plantations to Liberia's historic Firestone estates - master TSR/RSS grading, EUDR compliance, sustainability certifications, and global tire industry supply chains.
$5B+
Africa's Rubber Trade
7%
Global Production
15+
Producer Nations

Africa accounts for approximately 7% of global natural rubber production, with Côte d'Ivoire alone producing over 1 million metric tons annually - making it the world's 4th largest producer. The continent's rubber sector spans both large-scale plantations and smallholder farming, with significant growth potential.
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) effective 2025 is reshaping the global rubber trade, and African producers with established plantation systems and traceability infrastructure are well-positioned to capture market share from less compliant sources.
Africa's largest rubber producer, integrated processing facilities
1,100,000 MT/yearMajor producer, growing smallholder sector and processing capacity
150,000 MT/yearHistorical Firestone estates, revitalizing rubber sector post-conflict
80,000 MT/yearSmallholder-dominated, Ghana Rubber Estates Limited (GREL)
55,000 MT/yearCDC and Hevecam plantations, growing outgrower schemes
65,000 MT/yearSIAT Group managed estates, expanding production
30,000 MT/yearLatex coagulated, rolled into sheets, then smoked in smokehouses for 4-7 days
Amber-colored sheets with excellent aging properties and tensile strength
Coagulated rubber processed into crumb, dried, and compressed into 33.3kg bales
Standardized, lab-tested bales graded by dirt, ash, nitrogen, and plasticity
Field latex centrifuged to 60% dry rubber content (DRC), preserved with ammonia
Liquid rubber for dipping goods (gloves, condoms), foam mattresses
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