Technically Specified Natural Rubber (TSNR / TSR)

TSNR (TSR20/TSR10) is the dominant globally traded form of natural rubber, produced predominantly in Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia, and is a critical input for tire manufacturing which accounts for roughly 70% of global natural rubber consumption. Supply is highly concentrated in Southeast Asia, making prices sensitive to regional weather, currency movements, and agronomic cycles, while demand closely tracks automotive production and industrial output worldwide. Trade flows are heavily monitored by commodity exchanges (TOCOM, SGX SICOM) and importing nations such as China, the US, and EU maintain strategic interest in supply chain diversification given the commodity's indispensability in transportation infrastructure.

Recent trade flows

• Trade flow data available on platform

What Logitality tells you for HS 400122

• Import duty rates by origin country — MFN, FTA, anti-dumping, safeguard duties
• Supplier depth — which origins have the most active supply base into your market
• FX movement impact — whether your currency is working for or against you
• AI-generated sourcing decision guide — which origin wins under which condition
• Feedstock and energy cost signals — early warning on supplier price changes
• Compliance flags — hazmat, dual-use, country of origin rules where applicable