The Rubber Board has announced two new projects - iSNR and INR Konnect.
They were unveiled during the platinum jubilee celebrations of the Rubber Act, 1947.
The iSNR (Indian Sustainable Natural Rubber) aims at aligning Indian rubber production with the stringent European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) standards.
A key feature of iSNR is its traceability certification.
INR Konnect, a web-based platform, is designed to connect growers of untapped rubber holdings with interested adopters to maximise plantation productivity.
India is the third-largest producer of natural rubber globally, following Thailand (1st) and Indonesia (2nd).
India is the fourth-largest consumer of natural rubber.
Kerala accounts for over 90% of India's natural rubber production.
Other states include Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Tripura, Assam, and Meghalaya.