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Who we are

Advancing Rubber
Research for Sri Lanka's Future

Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka is the oldest research institute on rubber in the world and is the nodal agency in Sri Lanka with the statutory responsibility for research and development on all aspects of rubber cultivation and processing for the benefit of the rubber industry.

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What We Do

How We
Support The Industry

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Research & Innovation

Advancing rubber science through multidisciplinary research.

Field Advisory Services

Providing expert, on-ground support for rubber growers.

Training & Development

Workshops and programs to boost industry knowledge.

Laboratory Services

Soil testing, plant diagnostics, and quality analysis.

Statistics & Market Insights

Trusted rubber production data and industry analysis.

Rubber Clone Development

High-performing clones for sustainable cultivation.

Recent Projects

Research Across Our Departments

Statistics
Year

Rubber Production by Different Types

2026

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Data & Insights

Real Time Data & Insights

This section presents a detailed year-to-year comparison of growth across major rubber product categories, including Sheet, Sole Crepe, Scrap Crepe, Latex Crepe, T.S.R., and Latex Other. It allows users to analyze annual performance by examining changes in production volumes and identifying patterns of growth, decline, or stability over time. Through clear visualization and structured data presentation, the section supports easy comparison between years and product types, helping users understand both short-term fluctuations and long-term industry trends.

The information is particularly useful for researchers, policymakers, rubber growers, exporters, and industry stakeholders who require reliable insights for planning and evaluation. By observing year-on-year movements, users can assess how market demand, production conditions, and policy or environmental factors may influence different product segments.

News and Blogs

Tips, Stories, and Updates from
Our Research Institute

Latex harvesting begins in the North-Central Province
News
June 16, 2026

Latex harvesting begins in the North-Central Province

Latex harvesting started on 12 March 2025 at the first rubber field in Waragoda, Thalawa, Anuradhapura. This marks a successful step in rubber cultivation for drier climates and new opportunities for local farmers.

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Dartonfield Group

Dartonfield Group manages rubber estates, factories, and research stations, improving yields through modern clones, rain guarding, and optimized tapping systems.

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Our Network

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Research Network

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Events

Events & Programs

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