Severe floods in Thailand’s southern region are expected to slash rubber production in the world’s largest producer by up to 90,000 metric tons, a loss valued at 4.5 billion baht ($140 million), the national rubber authority announced on Thursday.Flooding has severely impacted Thailand’s rubber industry, the world’s largest producer and…
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