Natural rubber production and imports stood at 37,000 tonnes and 31,864 tonnes, respectively, in February 2016.
The consumption declined marginally to 83,000 tonnes last month, from 84,320 tonnes during February 2016, the data showed.
During April-February of 2016-17, the production of natural rubber went up by 18 per cent to 6.22 lakh tonnes, from 5.29 lakh tonnes in the same period of the previous year.
The consumption grew by 4 per cent to 9,42,695 tonnes during the first 11 months, from 9,06,235 tonnes in the year-ago period.
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