Date Updated: 30/04/06 

Irregularities

 

To help few Industries only

Irregularities

A bit of explanation on the "loss" to the producers in India between production and exports are as follows.
1. Exporting below International price which is lowest in the World.
2. Exporting to the producing Countries and  Singapore are importing vice-versa below Kottayam market price.
3. With the help of middlemen, exemption of purchase tax, AST, export subsidy of State and Rubber Board, grading exploitation and handling charges are the gain for few manufacturers.
4. When the price of NR is less than Indian price a large quantity of imports and month end stock is at a higher level with MISSING to reduce price by staying away from market for few days by lobbies like ATMA.
5. If the month end stock is high the middlemen are getting the gain of export subsidy etc.
6. The supply and demand is equal in India .All the games to increase the
month end stock is against farmers.
7. The Indian Rubber Statistics is publishing the data only after four months, which is statistically not useful.
8. The NR is under Ministry of Commerce to protect the industry and not to save the farmers.
9. In India NR is not related with Dept. of Agriculture and is treated as an Agricultural produce in W.T.O.
10. The fight against the producing Countries to reduce price of NR is an economic loss to all producing Countries.

An Email received from MRB.

Form: Market Development & Promotion Unit, Malaysian Rubber Board

We refer to the table attached and would like to provide you the year 2002 Malaysia's Rubber Statistics as below

Area: 1,348,000 ha
Production: 927,608 tonnes
Import: 548,234 tonnes
Consumption: 363,715 tonnes
Export: 977,978 tonnes
PCC: N.A.  

Remarks: Malaysian Rubber Statistics changed three times for the year 2002.

Export to the producing Countries & Singapore and import Vice versa 

 Details Export in tonnes & Import Vice Versa in '000 Rupees

Export & Import to the producing Countries and Singapore which is the main root of a game.

Loss by export & import for the year 2002-2003.

EXPORT

IMPORT

Type, tonnes & Kottayam Rate Value in Rupees Type, tonnes & Kottayam Rate Value In Rupees
RSS* - 43688000 x 39.19 (RSS 4)

1712132720/-

 RSS 1- 39000 x 42.83..

1670370/-

Export subsidy Rs. 3.50/Kg

152908000/-

 RSS 3- 11538000 x 40.83.

471096540/-

Latex 6927000 x 52.93(60%drc )

366646110/-

 RSS 4- 138000 x39.19 

55408220/-

Export subsidy Rs. 4.50/Kgm.

31171500/-

 RSS 5- 40000 x 36.93 

1477200/-

ISNR 4637000 x 37.06 (ISNR 20) 

171847220/-

 Latex- 1243000 x 52.93 

65791990/-

Export subsidy Rs. 5/Kg

23185000/-

 Block Rbr- 12763000 x 37.06

 472996780/-

Others -59000 x 30.79 (RSS 5)

1816610/-

 Pale Ltx crape 378000 x 35.13 

13279140/-

Export subsidy Rs. 3.50/Kg

206500/-

 Others - 90000 x 30.79

2771100/-

TOTAL EXPORT 55311000 Kg x 40.72/Kg

2252442660/-

 Total ......26229000 x 41.35 

1084491340/-

Actual Export value Rs. 33.47/Kg

1851238000/-

 Import 26229000 x 37.91

994290000/-

Less than Kottayam price

401204660/-

 Less than kottayam Price

90201340/-

Purchase Tax 11%

247768692.60/-

 Revised only on import quantity & price only
AST 15% on purchase tax

37165303.89/-

 Revised Import is 26217000 x 37.88

993004000/-

Total loss on export

686138656.49/-

TOTAL LOSS

Total export subsidy by RB

207471000/- 

 LOSS to Kerala  Less Govt. subsidy 1027451996.49/-
Cess Loss 29094000 x 1.50

43641000/-

 The export subsidy to the middlemen and import benefit to few Manufacturers against small scale growers & Industries.
State Govt. Subsidy Not available

Mathematical error in addition and subtraction. A game of MISSING to tally the Indian Rubber Statistics
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