Corrie Maccoll

Natural and synthetic rubber trading, production, processing and distribution for industrial buyers worldwide

Worthing, United KingdomFounded 1951corrie-maccoll.comWebsite technologies

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About Corrie Maccoll

Corrie MacColl grows, trades, processes and distributes natural and synthetic rubber, including latex and FSC-certified products. Its operations include plantations, processing facilities, laboratories, storage and logistics assets.

The company serves rubber buyers with product sourcing, laboratory testing, technical consultation, logistics coordination and sustainability support. It operates across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia, with registered headquarters in Worthing, United Kingdom.

Corrie MacColl Limited was founded in 1951. The company reports 10,000 employees and trading offices in key distribution markets; its plantations are in Cameroon and Malaysia.

Product: Natural and synthetic rubber and latex products, plus processing, laboratory testing, logistics coordination and technical advisory services.

Jobs at Corrie Maccoll

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Leadership

  • Guenter Mueller · Chief Executive Officer – Corrie MacColl Asia
  • Jankees Maats · Chief Executive Officer – Corrie MacColl Europe
  • Jimmy Francis · Chief Executive Officer – Sudcam Plantation
  • Petrene Pearce · Chief Executive Officer – Corrie MacColl North America
  • Sun Weiliang · Chief Executive Officer – Corrie MacColl Limited
  • Freddy Lee · Managing Director – Corrie MacColl Malaysia, Corrie MacColl Thailand
  • Pascal de Maat · Managing Director – Kelvin Terminals

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