The primary form of natural rubber, collected from rubber trees and processed through simple coagulation

Cup Lump is the most basic form of natural rubber collected during the tapping process. After tapping the rubber tree, the latex naturally flows into a cup where it coagulates into a cup-shaped block, hence the name "cup lump."
Cup lump is an important raw material for rubber processing. Our cup lump comes from quality rubber plantations in Liberia and Côte d'Ivoire, where farmers use traditional tapping techniques to ensure latex quality. After collection, the cup lump is initially cleaned and sorted before being transported to processing facilities.

After collection, cup lump undergoes quality inspection including impurity content and dry rubber content testing. Qualified cup lump enters the processing stage: