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Rubber factories were historically dependent on countries with significant rubber tree plantations, primarily in Southeast Asia. Key countries included Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam, which provided the bulk of natural rubber during the 20th century. Additionally, Brazil was important in the early rubber industry but later saw a decline in production due to disease and competition from Southeast Asian countries. Today, these regions continue to be crucial for the global rubber supply.

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