Corrie MacColl drives positive change for the natural rubber industry. We have the resources to revolutionise the way rubber is grown, processed and distributed.
Our Story
We’re a global team of 10,000 employees positioned across in rubber supply chain in 19 cities across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. We own and operate the world’s largest commercially owned natural rubber plantation. Our global distribution teams are supported by state-of-the-art technical infrastructure and logistical assets, backed by a dedicated technical advisory and support unit.
“EST.1780” indicates the depth of the company’s roots in the commodities markets. From Costa Rican coffee to Manila hemp and cloves sourced from Zanzibar, Corrie MacColl has seen a rich history of trading prior to securing its position as the global leader in sustainable natural rubber.
We are not a traditional trading house. Our global assets include distribution offices, rubber plantations, on-site laboratories, factories and tank storage facilities, as well as access to warehouses and hot rooms.
11 Trading offices
strategically located in key distribution markets.
110,000 hectares of land
of rubber production land across Cameroon and Malaysia.
3 Laboratories
located on-site at our factories and our latex tank terminal.
1 Latex tank terminal
Kelvin Terminals, the largest latex tank terminal in Europe.
- The trade of natural and synthetic rubber
- Procuring internally-produced rubber supply
- Procuring externally-produced rubber supply
- Access to specialised products, including FSC and PEFC-certified rubber
- Processing natural rubber in company-owned processing facilities
- Access to storage facilities
- Laboratory testing of products for quality
- Global logistics coordination
- Product consultation
- Rubber sustainability support
Our Vision
We strive to develop products that positively impact their place and people of origin. This has involved extensive investment in developing traceable, premium-quality products and in industry-leading sustainability initiatives.
