Sri Trang Gloves (Thailand) Public Company Limited (STGT), a global leader in sustainable rubber glove manufacturing and distribution, is reinforcing its role in shaping the future of the rubber glove industry on the international stage through its participation in the 12th International Rubber Glove Conference & Exhibition (IRGCE 2026), held at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Malaysia, from 8 – 10 September 2026. At the event, STGT highlighted its “Clean World Clean Gloves” (CWCG) concept as a key framework for elevating industry standards beyond product quality and performance to encompass transparency, responsibility, and sustainability throughout the entire value chain.
Ms. Jarinya Jirojkul, Chief Executive Officer of Sri Trang Gloves (Thailand) Public Company Limited (STGT), shared her vision for the future of the rubber glove industry: “The future of the rubber glove industry is no longer defined solely by the ability to manufacture high-quality products. It must also be about creating value responsibly and transparently throughout the entire value chain. CWCG reflects the direction in which we believe industry should evolve in a place where quality, innovation, and sustainability progress together to build confidence among users and business partners around the world. We believe every glove should begin with responsibly sourced raw materials, move through standardized manufacturing processes that take environmental responsibility into account, and ultimately reach users with confidence. This approach represents an important step toward broadening industry standards to embrace genuine sustainability across the entire supply chain.”
One of the key highlights bringing the CWCG concept to life was STGT’s Traceable Gloves, which allowed visitors to experience the company’s traceability system firsthand. By scanning the QR code on the product packaging, visitors could access www.cleanworldcleangloves.com and enter a Traceability code to trace the journey of the gloves from the finished product back through the supply chain, including the origin of the raw materials. STGT’s traceability system connects key information across each stage of the supply chain from responsible raw material sourcing and controlled manufacturing processes to relevant product quality standards. This enables users and business partners to clearly understand the information and processes behind each glove product, strengthening transparency and confidence throughout the supply chain.
STGT also showcased its new ST and ST Pro product lines under the concept “Thinner by Design, Lighter in Carbon.” They reflect the company’s vision to introduce the world’s first next-generation natural rubber glove innovations and establish A New Era of Smart, Strong, and Sustainable Protection. Developed to raise the standards of both protection and wearer experience, the innovations are designed to meet diverse user needs while taking environmental responsibility into consideration. Combining an ultra-thin design with reliable strength, a soft and comfortable fit, and excellent flexibility, ST and ST Pro provide users with enhanced dexterity and confidence across a wide range of applications. Their second-skin feel supports greater freedom of movement while maintaining dependable protection. The ST and ST Pro product lines reflect STGT’s commitment to continuous innovation and its ambition to push beyond the conventional limits of natural rubber gloves. They represent a carefully engineered balance between protection performance, user needs, comfort, and environmental responsibility, delivering an enhanced protection experience designed for the future. At the same time, the products are manufactured with environmental responsibility in mind, requiring less material and fewer chemicals.
Also featured at the STGT booth were the company’s Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves, developed under the concept “For Every Precise Surgical Move. For Every Vital Moment.” Ergonomically designed to follow the natural anatomy of the hand, the gloves feature a fully micro-textured surface to enhance grip performance in both dry and wet conditions. They are designed to support surgical procedures that require precision, dexterity, and confidence in every movement.
During IRGCE 2026, Mr. Veerasith Sinchareonkul, Executive Director of Sri Trang Gloves (Thailand) Public Company Limited, also received an honorary recognition at the event, marking another significant moment for STGT. The recognition reflects the company’s role as one of the leading players in the rubber glove industry and its active contribution to advancing the sector through engagement and the exchange of perspectives within the international industry network.
It also underscores STGT’s commitment to continuously raising industry standards and supporting the quality-driven and sustainable growth of the rubber glove sector over the long term. STGT’s participation in IRGCE 2026 marks another important milestone in communicating its vision for the future of the rubber glove industry. With Clean World Clean Gloves (CWCG) at its core, the company continues to bring together quality, innovation, transparency, and responsibility, translating these principles into tangible practices through its Traceable Gloves. By advancing sustainability across products, manufacturing processes, and verifiable information, STGT aims to further elevate industry standards and contribute to the long-term sustainable growth of the global rubber glove industry.
