FSC™ Compliant Latex Concentrate

Chain-of-Custody certified concentrate (FSC™ C151320), traceable from certified estates to delivery.

Rows of mature rubber trees on a responsibly managed plantation
Chain of Custody

Traceable from forest to factory to your door

Tat Win is FSC™ Chain of Custody certified — FSC™ C151320. Every batch of certified latex is identified and tracked from forest to your door.

Audited annually by an independent body. Not a claim we make, but one a third party verifies — every year.

Chain of Custody

What FSC™ CoC certification guarantees

FSC™ C151320
  • We clearly identify and track FSC™ CoC Certified latex during the manufacturing and distribution processes.
  • Every FSC™ CoC Certified latex production, purchase, and sale is documented and recorded.
  • Clear policies against child and forced labour, with due diligence across our supply chain.
  • Fair, merit-based employment, with action to prevent discrimination.
  • Every Tat Win worker can elect representatives with direct access to management.
For procurement teams

What FSC™ CoC certification means for your supply chain

Independent verification of responsible sourcing — so your own audits arrive already backed by third-party proof.

  • FSC™ Chain of Custody certification is audited annually by an independent third party. When you source from Tat Win, that compliance has been independently verified.
  • Every batch of latex we ship is linked to specific plantation records. You can trace your supply back to the source, with names, locations, and harvest dates attached.
  • If your organisation has made responsible sourcing commitments — to your own customers, to your board, or to certifying bodies — FSC™ certified latex from Tat Win supports those commitments directly.
  • Per FSC-STD-50-001, products made with Tat Win latex may carry FSC™ labels — a visible, credible signal of responsible sourcing for your end customers.
  • We conduct our own internal audits and welcome client site visits — transparency is part of how we operate.
Commitments & policies

Our FSC™ Forest Management commitments

FSC™ FM · Forest Management

Beyond the chain of custody, Tat Win is committed to how the forest itself is managed. These are the commitments we declare — and hold ourselves to — against the ten principles of the FSC™ Forest Management (FM) standard, each underpinned by our own sustainable forest management policies.

  • Compliance with laws

    We manage our forest plantations in line with all applicable laws, regulations, and agreements governing sustainable forest management, and with FSC™ requirements — so that resource use stays responsible, transparent, and sustainable.

  • Workers’ rights and conditions

    We support fair, lawful employment — appropriate pay and benefits, opportunities to develop, and the basic safety and occupational-health protections every worker is entitled to.

  • Indigenous peoples’ rights

    We respect and protect the legal rights and the customary and cultural rights of Indigenous peoples and local communities.

  • Community relations

    We work with local communities to improve quality of life and support sustainable development — giving them room to take part, share their views, and use land and resources appropriately, on terms agreed together.

  • Benefits from the forest

    We keep our raw materials and processes — concentrated latex, skim crepe, skim block — aligned with sustainable forest management, and we support communities in making appropriate use of plantation resources and non-timber products, on mutually agreed terms.

  • Environmental values and impacts

    We work to conserve forest resources and reduce our environmental impact: safe chemical management, protection of water sources, less chemical use where we can, and proper disposal of containers and waste.

  • Management planning

    We develop and regularly review our plantation management plans against FSC™ requirements — setting objectives and practices that hold economic, social, and environmental aims together, and improving them over time.

  • Monitoring and assessment

    We run a traceability system across the supply chain, so raw material can be shown to come from legal sources, free of deforestation — and we review and strengthen our policies, practices, and management systems continuously.

  • High Conservation Values

    We prioritise the protection of High Conservation Value (HCV) areas, and manage our plantations with the care needed to avoid harm to conservation-significant areas and natural resources.

  • Responsible management activities

    We carry out plantation management in a systematic, responsible way — mindful of safety, good housekeeping, sensible use of resources, and reducing environmental impact — following our own established procedures.

The supply chain in practice

From smallholder farm to certified shipment

Field latex tanks with TAT WIN FSC certification tags
A smallholder engagement gathering under a plantation shelter
A village latex collection point with a sample-weighing scale
Latex tanks labelled C1 and C2 with an FSC Control tag for certified segregation
Rubber plantation in southern Thailand
Chain of custody isn't a document we attach — it's the spine of how we work.
Jerry Foo Director, Tat Win
Our own standard

Tat Win Synchronised Traceability™

Before it was a regulation or a certificate, traceability was a system we built for ourselves. Every stage of the supply chain is live, interconnected, and locked — so a record entered at the tree can't be quietly rewritten later. That is what synchronised means. And one number opens all of it.

Your order number

One number opens the whole chain — plantation polygons today; machine, worker, and tanker details soon.

  1. Farmers & tappers

    Each supplier's plot is polygon-mapped, verified, and risk-mitigated before it is certified compliant. Provenance starts at the tree.

  2. Buying stations

    Compliant and non-compliant latex are kept apart, weighed, and logged in our app — a record that can't be fudged.

  3. Factory

    Each lot is ingested to the right production line and tank, its identity travelling with it.

  4. Production

    Concentration and QC run against the batch record — line, date, and results all tied to the source.

  5. BL / DO

    On dispatch, the Bill of Lading / Delivery Order is issued, bound to your order number.

Connected end to end

Apps and a shared database link every department — collection, lab, production, dispatch. A record entered once follows the latex the whole way through.

Independently timestamped

Key steps are sealed with third-party timestamps and independent verification, so records can't be back-dated or quietly edited. The proof holds up to an auditor.

Open to your buyers

Customers trace any order through the same system we use internally — provenance, documents, and test results on demand. No request forms, no waiting on us.

In development

Scan, and see where it grew

We are extending Synchronised Traceability™ to the public. Soon a QR code on the product will open the exact plantation polygon your latex came from — on any phone, no login required.

FSC certifies the chain. Synchronised Traceability™ is how we run it — our own standard, with or without the label.

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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