The Rubber Act, 1947

The Rubber Act, 1947 is an Indian legislation that provides for the development under the control of the Union of the rubber industry. The Act empowers the Central Government to regulate the quality, production, supply, and distribution of raw rubber. It also establishes the Rubber Board as the primary regulatory body responsible for implementing the provisions of the Act. The Rubber Board has various functions, including promoting the development of the rubber industry, encouraging scientific research, and improving the marketing of rubber. The Act has been amended several times to address the changing needs of the industry.