Rubber Production by Country 2025
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5 Countries that Produce the Most Rubber
4,825,907 tonnes
3,135,287 tonnes
1,339,533 tonnes
1,286,000 tonnes
843,000 tonnes
Country | Rubber Production 2022 (t)↓ | Rubber Yield 2022 (kg/ha) | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Thailand | 4,825,907 | 1375.5 |
 | Indonesia | 3,135,287 | 819.4 |
 | Vietnam | 1,339,533 | 1840.2 |
 | Ivory Coast | 1,286,000 | 1615.2 |
 | India | 843,000 | 2240.9 |
 | China | 843,000 | 1040.9 |
 | Philippines | 415,750 | 1734.8 |
 | Cambodia | 394,700 | 1192.8 |
 | Malaysia | 377,047 | 331.9 |
 | Myanmar | 299,600 | 833.4 |
 | Laos | 288,400 | 1550.5 |
 | Brazil | 250,178 | 1374.6 |
 | Nigeria | 149,397 | 413.4 |
 | Ghana | 117,000 | 867.5 |
 | Guatemala | 111,300 | 1336.4 |
 | Liberia | 107,100 | 797.3 |
 | Mexico | 101,888 | 3081.1 |
 | Sri Lanka | 70,867 | 511.6 |
 | Cameroon | 50,500 | 769.5 |
 | Gabon | 25,700 | 1561.9 |
 | Bangladesh | 23,000 | 100.3 |
 | Ecuador | 19,496 | 1513.5 |
 | Colombia | 18,000 | 422.5 |
 | Guinea | 15,347 | 1276.8 |
 | Papua New Guinea | 5,500 | 586.3 |
 | DR Congo | 5,400 | 229.1 |
 | Bolivia | 2,700 | 3182.1 |
 | Republic of the Congo | 2,283 | 901.9 |
 | Central African Republic | 1,189 | 1198.6 |
 | Brunei | 267 | 63.3 |
 | Dominican Republic | 57 | 1283.7 |
| Total | 15,125,393 |
- Production values have been rounded to the nearest full tonne.
- Total production data are expressed in tonnes, also known as metric tons. One tonne = 1,000 kg, or roughly 2,204.6 lbs.
- Yield data are expressed in kilograms of rubber per hectare (kg/ha).
Thailand
Compared to all the countries in the world, Thailand produces more natural rubber than anywhere else. In 2020, Thailand produced about 4,500 metric tons of natural rubber. While this total amount is still leading the world in rubber production, it was down from 2019, producing nearly 5,000 metric tons of rubber.
Indonesia
Close behind Thailand in rubber production in Indonesia. Like Thailand, Indonesia saw a decrease in natural rubber production between 2019 and 2020. In 2019, Indonesia produced roughly 3,200 tons of natural rubber. In 2020, this production dropped to about 3,000 tons of natural rubber.
Vietnam
Unlike Thailand and Indonesia, which both saw a decrease in natural rubber production between 2019 and 2020, Vietnam saw a slight increase. In 2019, Vietnam produced around 1,100 metric tons of natural rubber. In 2020, this amount increased to about 1,200 metric tons. Although this is only a slight increase, it does show notable growth, while the two leading rubber producers declined between 2019 and 2020.
Ivory Coast
Similar to Vietnam, Ivory Coast saw an increase in natural rubber production. Although this country produces just a tiny amount of rubber compared to the global leaders, the rise in production could be notable in years to come. In 2019, Ivory Coast produced about 800 tons of natural rubber. In 2020, the amount of natural rubber produced increased to about 900 metric tons.
China
China produces and exports some of the most vital minerals and resources worldwide. China is a leading producer of natural rubber. Between 2019 and 2020, China’s overall rubber production decreased. In 2019, this country produced about 800 tons of natural rubber, while in 2020, China produced about 700 tons of natural rubber.
India
India produces natural rubber, and between 2019 and 2020, their overall rubber production stayed about the same. In 2019 and 2020, India produced around 700 tons of natural rubber. Some of this natural rubber remained in India, while some portions of the rubber production were exported to countries worldwide.
Malaysia
Similar to other leading natural rubber producers worldwide, Malaysia saw a decrease in its overall rubber production. In 2019, Malaysia produced around 650 metric tons of natural rubber. This amount decreased in 2020, producing only 500 metric tons of natural rubber.
Other
Despite the leading countries producing thousands of tons of rubber, there is still a vast amount of natural rubber made by several other countries. Other countries not mentioned in this list combine about 1,500 tons of natural rubber. This number is significantly up from about 1,350 in 2019.
