We produce and market TSR-10 with high quality standards.
We are a socially and environmentally responsible company.
Our rubber forests allow us to constantly remove carbon from the atmosphere, thus contributing to climate change mitigation.
Natural rubber is a very versatile material. In its liquid form it is commonly used to manufacture products such as: gloves, balloons and condoms; and in its solid form it is used to manufacture tires, shoe soles, hoses, floors, rubber bands and conveyor belts.
At Mavalle, we started in 1989 to carry out activities to determine the viability of natural rubber farming and its industrial transformation in Colombia.
The support and counseling of the most important consulting firms in the industry have allowed us to have one of the best rubber plantations in America.
Thanks to our strict processes, we produce and market TSR-10 with high quality standards. We have an industrial plant, of Malaysian origin, which came into operation in 2015 and has been specially designed for the production of TSR.
We comply with the required international standards.
Due to the fact that we are pioneers and leaders in the industry of natural rubber, we have a broad presence in the national market, in which we serve different industries such as the bands, footwear, plumbing, auto parts, electrical, mixers, and tires sectors, among others.
Furthermore, we have consolidated our position as the main exporter of TSR in Colombia, reaching markets in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru and the United States.
The natural rubber (Hevea brasiliensis) forests of Mavalle were established on unproductive savannah soils located in the Puerto Lopez – Puerto Gaitan corridor, in the department of Meta, Colombia. The establishment of such forests has brought a wide range of environmental benefits to the region, including climate change mitigation, reduced pressure on native forests, recovery of water flows, and protection of existing flora and fauna.
The agro-industrial activity of Mavalle has been driven, within a framework of corporate social responsibility, by the continuous search for the highest quality standards, environmental protection, sustainable development of agriculture and the prosperity of neighboring communities, including indigenous communities such as Wacoyo.
