From plantation to production — grounded in science, process and sustainability
Our supply network spans 20,000+ smallholder farmers across 4,480+ certified hectares in Southern Thailand's rubber belt.
Dedicated collection centres feed a single-site production facility in Sadao — 120 GEA centrifuge units running to tight QC protocols, 24 hours a day.
Every batch is tested full-spec in our own laboratory before dispatch — dry rubber content, mechanical stability, and alkalinity validated against two decades of process knowledge, and signed off by our scientists.
And every batch stays traceable to the geotagged plantation it came from.
Better latex shouldn't cost the people who make it, or the planet it grows on.
Audit any step — from the tree to the Bill of Lading
FSC™ CoC certified (C151320). EUDR-ready with polygon-mapped supply data. ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, Halal, Green Industry, SEDEX SMETA 4-Pillar, California Prop 65, ECHA REACH, and UK REACH — the world's most complete certification stack for latex concentrate.
In 2024, Tat Win became a co-signer of the Migration, Business & Society position paper. Responsible sourcing, verified traceability, and worker welfare are built into how we operate.
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Raw materialLatex concentrate
Built for the most demanding applications
Latex concentrate built for demanding applications — HA and LA grades for long-haul supply chains, plus custom laboratory formulations developed with you.
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- High Ammonia latex concentrate with ≥60% DRC
- Mechanical stability for long-distance shipping
- Consistent quality, full FSC™ CoC traceability
The industry standard for examination gloves, surgical gloves, condoms, catheters, and adhesives.
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- Low Ammonia Latex Concentrate
- Engineered for lower ammonia exposure without sacrificing mechanical stability
Suitable for sensitive applications, including healthcare products.
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- In-house R&D laboratory backed by two decades of process knowledge
- Formulations developed with you, tuned to your application and process
So what leaves our facility performs in yours.
Research & Insights
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FSC and the EUDR: what certification actually covers
FSC certification doesn't exempt anyone from the EU Deforestation Regulation. But an independent audit confirms it does most of the heavy lifting —…
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When synthetic gets expensive: the NBR–NRL substitution question
When oil spikes, synthetic rubber gets expensive and buyers shift back to natural latex. It has happened in 1973, 1979 and again in 2026. The switch…
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El Niño and the Thai latex supply: a historical view
Rainfall sets the rhythm of a rubber plantation. Fewer tapping days mean less latex — and the historical record in Songkhla shows exactly how climate…
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News & updates
View AllTat Win joins the EUDR Community of Practice
Tat Win is one of around 30 organisations selected to the technical core group shaping how the EU Deforestation Regulation is implemented ahead of…
Read more →IOM event: Tat Win speaks on migrant worker protection
The IOM resource package for employers has been one of the main guiding resources for Tat Win's work towards responsible recruitment.
Read more →SEDEX Sustainability Awards 2023
Tat Win has been shortlisted for the SEDEX Sustainability Awards 2023.
Read more →Ready to source better latex?
- Business enquiries
- followup@tatwin.com
- Address
- Tat Win Company Limited
574/1 Moo 5, Pang-La, Sadao
Songkhla 90170, Thailand - Phone (Thailand)
- 074 260 567089 870 8494