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 Rattan, a type of palm plant commonly used for furniture and handicrafts, has become more expensive in recent years due to several factors: Limited Supply: Rattan is primarily sourced from Southeast Asian countries such as Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. The supply of high-quality rattan is limited, and the cultivation process is time-consuming, making it difficult to meet the growing demand. Environmental Concerns: Sustainable rattan harvesting is crucial to protect the environment and local ecosystems. Unregulated or illegal harvesting practices can deplete rattan resources and harm biodiversity, leading to stricter regulations and certifications, which can increase production costs. Labor Costs: Rattan harvesting and processing require skilled labor. As labor costs increase in many rattan-producing countries, the overall production cost rises, leading to higher prices for the end products. Transportation and Logistics: Rattan products are often transported over long distan