News from elsewhere on the web (06 June 2011)

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Chandra Asri to build first butadiene plant Jakarta Post (Indonesia)

Rubber market likely to ease this week The Star (Malaysia)

Singapore Firm Eyes RM400 Million Investment In High-Impact Project (Toyo to make tyres in Malaysia) Bernama (Malaysia)

Govt imposes 16% GST on 21 items (removes FED on Carbon Black) Daily Times (Pakistan)

ERIKS' compounds address clean environment demands Press release from ERIKS (UK)

Expansion of rubber plantations benefitexperts some parties: research The Nation (Thailand)

Sime Darby Plantation Increases Salary For 37,000 Workers Bernama (Malaysia)

Rubber industry hurt by price fluctuations Myanmar Times (Burma)

BP Plastics expects approval soon for rubber plantation in Cambodia The Star (Malaysia / Cambodia)

Int'l auto show kicks off in E China's Jiangsu Xinhua (China)

No law against tyre burning in protests The Peninsula (Pakistan)

Cash-strapped families forced off the road by soaring cost of motoring (Tyre prices doubled in 2 years) Mirror (UK)