The trajectory of Sri Lanka’s glove sector will be shaped by the ability of manufacturers and suppliers to collaborate on incremental technical improvements. Future-proofing does not imply a single technological leap; it involves continuous refinement—material upgrades that reduce defects, process o... read more
Continuous production and dependable delivery are critical for high-volume glove operations. For Sri Lankan manufacturers, supply chain planning must account for seasonal shipping variations, port congestion and variations in raw material demand. Working with suppliers who offer predictable shipment... read more
Market responsiveness is increasingly valuable: when buyers change requirements or when a new tenders appears, the ability to quickly develop a compliant SKU is a competitive advantage. Rapid SKU development depends on two pillars: a flexible material platform and an efficient trial-and-scale proces... read more
Industrial gloves address a different set of priorities compared to medical counterparts: durability under mechanical stress, improved abrasion resistance, and consistent protection against oils and certain chemicals. Sri Lankan manufacturers seeking to diversify into industrial segments must adopt ... read more
Healthcare glove specifications require a reliable balance of comfort, barrier integrity and mechanical performance. For Sri Lankan producers supplying hospitals and clinics, meeting those expectations consistently is essential to maintain buyer relationships and fulfill tender obligations. NBR late... read more