The Rubber Manufacturers’ Association of Finland is a coalition dealing with issues of trade and employer politics of businesses in the rubber industry and mainly those using rubber as a raw material. It was founded in 1961. The Rubber Manufacturers’ Association of Finland has slightly fewer than twenty member companies, of which the majority are small companies with a long history of specialisation in the industry.

Products in the rubber industry are mainly manufactured through subcontracting for other areas of industry. Rubber products are needed everywhere – in vehicles and other machines, in construction, in the mining industry, in healthcare and in the home.

The Rubber Manufacturers’ Association of Finland manages issues of trade and employer politics for companies in the rubber industry. Lobbying related to employer politics is managed by the Chemical Industry Federation of Finland on behalf of the Rubber Manufacturers’ Association. The Rubber Manufacturers’ Association of Finland has four divisions.

The Rubber Manufacturers’ Association of Finland is a member of BLIC, the European Association of the Rubber Industry.