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Natural rubber leading consuming countries 2013-2017
Leading consumers of natural rubber worldwide from 2013 to 2017 (in 1,000 metric tons)
This statistic shows the leading countries worldwide by consumption of natural rubber from 2013 to 2017. Japan ranked fifth in 2017, where around 679,000 metric tons of natural rubber were consumed that year. The United States is the world's third largest consumer of natural rubber.
Natural rubber
Natural rubber comes from the Pará rubber tree, or the sharinga tree, commonly referred to as simply the rubber tree. It has many uses due to being highly waterproof, resilient, and stretchy. Accordingly, the global consumption of natural rubber is considerable. In 1995, natural rubber consumption amounted to 5.95 million metric tons, and in 2016, it reached a peak of nearly 12.6 million metric tons, which shows a doubling of consumption in 21 years.
China is by far the largest consumer of natural rubber worldwide, consuming a peak of 5.3 million metric tons in 2017. China uses natural rubber for a variety of manufacturing uses, including automobile and tire manufacturing, in particular. While China consumes such a large quantity of natural rubber, their production only accounts for a portion of their consumption. It is forecast that by 2020, China will produce some 1.4 million metric tons of the material, in comparison, China produced just 774 thousand metric tons in 2016. While the forecasted production increase is considerable, this only accounts for approximately one quarter of their consumption. China also invests considerably in research and development of rubber and plastics product manufacturing.
Natural rubber production has followed consumption patterns quite similarly. In 2016, some 12.4 million metric tons of natural rubber was produced worldwide, a considerable increase since 2000, when the global natural rubber production was 6.8 million metric tons.
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This statistic shows the leading countries worldwide by consumption of natural rubber from 2013 to 2017. Japan ranked fifth in 2017, where around 679,000 metric tons of natural rubber were consumed that year. The United States is the world's third largest consumer of natural rubber.
Natural rubber
Natural rubber comes from the Pará rubber tree, or the sharinga tree, commonly referred to as simply the rubber tree. It has many uses due to being highly waterproof, resilient, and stretchy. Accordingly, the global consumption of natural rubber is considerable. In 1995, natural rubber consumption amounted to 5.95 million metric tons, and in 2016, it reached a peak of nearly 12.6 million metric tons, which shows a doubling of consumption in 21 years.
China is by far the largest consumer of natural rubber worldwide, consuming a peak of 5.3 million metric tons in 2017. China uses natural rubber for a variety of manufacturing uses, including automobile and tire manufacturing, in particular. While China consumes such a large quantity of natural rubber, their production only accounts for a portion of their consumption. It is forecast that by 2020, China will produce some 1.4 million metric tons of the material, in comparison, China produced just 774 thousand metric tons in 2016. While the forecasted production increase is considerable, this only accounts for approximately one quarter of their consumption. China also invests considerably in research and development of rubber and plastics product manufacturing.
Natural rubber production has followed consumption patterns quite similarly. In 2016, some 12.4 million metric tons of natural rubber was produced worldwide, a considerable increase since 2000, when the global natural rubber production was 6.8 million metric tons.
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Natural rubber comes from the Pará rubber tree, or the sharinga tree, commonly referred to as simply the rubber tree. It has many uses due to being highly waterproof, resilient, and stretchy. Accordingly, the global consumption of natural rubber is considerable. In 1995, natural rubber consumption amounted to 5.95 million metric tons, and in 2016, it reached a peak of nearly 12.6 million metric tons, which shows a doubling of consumption in 21 years.
China is by far the largest consumer of natural rubber worldwide, consuming a peak of 5.3 million metric tons in 2017. China uses natural rubber for a variety of manufacturing uses, including automobile and tire manufacturing, in particular. While China consumes such a large quantity of natural rubber, their production only accounts for a portion of their consumption. It is forecast that by 2020, China will produce some 1.4 million metric tons of the material, in comparison, China produced just 774 thousand metric tons in 2016. While the forecasted production increase is considerable, this only accounts for approximately one quarter of their consumption. China also invests considerably in research and development of rubber and plastics product manufacturing.
Natural rubber production has followed consumption patterns quite similarly. In 2016, some 12.4 million metric tons of natural rubber was produced worldwide, a considerable increase since 2000, when the global natural rubber production was 6.8 million metric tons.
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Worldwide natural rubber consumption in 2013 totaled around 11.4 million metric tons, in 2014 around 12.14 million metric tons, in 2015 12.14 million metric tons, 12.6 million metric tons in 2016, and 13.2 million metric tons in 2017.
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Worldwide natural rubber consumption in 2013 totaled around 11.4 million metric tons, in 2014 around 12.14 million metric tons, in 2015 12.14 million metric tons, 12.6 million metric tons in 2016, and 13.2 million metric tons in 2017.
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