Rubber & Rubber Products
The lack of parts in Japanese factories after the Tohoku Earthquake resulted in a reduction of approximately 30% of world production of vehicles. Despite the disaster, the biggest increase in Japanese vehicle production in three decades means that tire-makers will have record-breaking sales coupled with higher rubber prices.
Aichi Tire Industry, Arai Seisakusho, Asahi Rubber, Bando Chemical Industries, Bridgestone, CRK, Daiki Enginering, Daicel Chemical Industries, Daiso, Daiwabo, Fuji Latex, Fujikura, Fujikura Rubber, Fukoku Rubber, Gyousei Industrial Rubber Coating & Soaking, Gomunoinaki, Hayakawa Rubber, Higashi Kagaku, Hotty Polymer, Inaba Rubber, Japan Rubber Manufacturers Association, JSR, Kato Sansho, Katsura Roller Mfg., KEF, Kinugawa Rubber Industrial, Kohshin Rubber, Kokoku Intech, Kosuge, Kuraray, Kureha Elastomer, Kyowa, Marugo, Marugo Rubber, Meiji Flow Systems, Meiji Rubber & Chemical, Meiwa Rubber, Mikasa, Mitsuboshi Belting, Mitsufuku Industry, Mitsuma Special Work Boots, Molten, Nagayanagi, Nagase Kenko, Nagayanagi, Nariwa Rubber, Nichirin, Nippon Chemi-Con, Nippon Mechtron, Nippon Polyurethane Industry, Nippon Valqua Industries, Nishiyama, Nisshin Rubber, Nitta, Nitto Kohki, Ohji Rubber & Chemicals, Pacific Industrial, Rico, Sagami Rubber Industries, Sakagami Seisakusho, Sakura Rubber, Sanko Rubber Industry, Sanwa Rubber Industries, Sekiguchi Rubber, Shin-Etsu Polymer, Shin Nihon Eslite Kogyo, Showa Rubber Chemical Industry, Society of Rubber Industry, Japan, Sumitomo Chemical, Sumitomo Rubber Group, Sumitomo Wiring Systems, SWCC Showa Holdings, Suzuki Latex, Tigers Polymer, Togawa Rubber, Toho Polymer, Tokai Rubber Industries, Toyo Quality One, Toyo Tires, Toyoda Gosei, Tsubaki, Ube Industries, Ueshima, Yamauchi, YEP, Yokohama Rubber, Yoshino Rubber Industrial, Zeon
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