Sri Trang Gloves (Thailand) Public Company Limited (STGT), Thailand’s leading manufacturer and distributor of natural and nitrile rubber gloves, and one of the top players globally, continues to strengthen its international presence. In March 2025, STGT brought our Sri Trang-branded gloves and affiliated products to three major global markets by participating in world-class trade exhibitions, namely:
- The 40th Korea International Medical & Hospital Equipment Show (KIMES 2025), held in Seoul, South Korea, from March 20–23, 2025
- Medical Fair India 2025, a premier trade fair and conference for hospitals, health centers, and clinics, held in New Delhi, India, from March 27–29, 2025
- IDS 2025 – The International Dental Show, the world’s largest dental industry and trade exhibition, held in Cologne, Germany, from March 25–29, 2025
At these prominent international events, STGT showcased not only its high-quality glove products but also highlighted its commitment to sustainable operations under the concept “Clean World Clean Gloves (CWCG)”, reinforcing the company’s dedication to producing gloves responsibly for a cleaner world.
Ms. Jarinya Jirojkul, Chief Executive Officer of Sri Trang Gloves (Thailand) Public Company Limited (STGT), stated that participation in leading international trade exhibitions not only demonstrates STGT’s commitment to continuous product development and innovation but also reaffirms its position as a global leader in the high-quality rubber glove industry. These exhibitions serve as a platform to build trust among existing customers and expand into new markets. STGT showcased both its natural rubber and nitrile glove products under its proprietary brands, as well as OEM offerings, at three world-class exhibitions, reaching target customers across both the Asian and European regions. Collectively, the three events attracted more than 200,000 attendees. Because the medical industry is one of the global megatrends, gaining significant attention worldwide. Rubber gloves are an essential component across all areas of medical service. whether in disease screening, diagnostic procedures, or laboratory testing underscoring their critical role in ensuring safety and hygiene in healthcare settings.
“The year 2025 presents a significant growth opportunity for rubber glove manufacturers in Thailand. This is driven by the continued rise in global demand for health and medical-related products, partly a residual effect of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although the crisis has subsided, it has led to a shift in consumer behavior, establishing a new normal in which people around the world are more conscious about their health and hygiene. In addition, the growing aging population is accelerating the development of healthcare-related industries. Thailand also enjoys a competitive advantage through favorable international trade and tax policies, further strengthening the company’s global competitiveness. STGT remains firmly committed to developing rubber gloves that meet the diverse needs of consumers across all industries and households,” Ms. Jarinya concluded.
Ms. Jarinya further emphasized that participation in international trade exhibitions is a key strategic initiative to engage with customers across the globe and reinforce the company’s unwavering commitment to sustainable business practices. STGT’s glove manufacturing process is powered by 100% renewable energy, significantly reducing the use of natural resources and minimizing waste emissions, with the goal of achieving Net Zero. Moreover, the company has integrated artificial intelligence (AI) and automation technologies into its operations to enhance efficiency and promote environmentally responsible production.
These efforts align with STGT’s core philosophy, embodied in the concept “Clean World Clean Gloves (CWCG)”, which reflects the company’s dedication to producing clean, eco-friendly gloves that contribute to a healthier planet. “At STGT, we are committed with a commitment to deliver ˹ Touch Of Life™˼ on a global scale. while driving the Thai rubber glove industry toward long-term sustainable growth,” Ms. Jarinya concluded.