News from elsewhere on the web (27 July 2009)

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India becomes third largest rubber consumer Commodity Online (India)

Rubber Supply Cut May Exceed Target as Demand Wanes, Group Says Bloomberg (Tokyo)

Rubber Rises to Eight-Month High on Supply Curb, Demand Outlook Bloomberg (country)

Hartalega to keep revenue growth high The Star (Malaysia)

Korean Workers Defy Police and Continue 2-Month Sit-in at Auto Plant American Chronicle (Korea)

Rubber Ind demands ban on forward trading of rubber The Hindu (India)

Natural rubber export projection for 2009-10 may be lowered The Hindu (India)

Apollo Tyres investing to tap domestic market Economic Times (India)

Schemes to popularize rubber plantations The Times of India (India)

Strong buying momentum for rubber Business Times (Malaysia)

New rubber project in Monaragala taking shape The Island (Sri Lanka)

Rubber set to bounce back as demand rises Vietnam News Service (Vietnam)

The Royal Mail is using more than 871 million rubber bands a year Telegraph.co.uk (UK)

2 tires fall from cargo plane over Massachusetts, no injuries or property damage reported Breaking News (US - Massachusetts)