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Jute and jute products have a long history with Bangladesh’s culture and history. Jute products are popular among Bangladeshi people, and they’re considered part of the cultural heritage. Among various jute products, jute bags have a tremendous demand among various age groups and industries. People have been making and using them for a long time. […]

In Bangladesh, jute is the second-most important cash crop after cotton. It’s not because of it’s production or cultivation, but rather because of its various use cases as well. Have you seen all the solid, cool-looking jute bags and comfortable jute carpets you see in stores? The origin lies in a plant known as jute. […]

Among the productive cash crops grown in South Asian countries like Bangladesh and India, jute is one of them. Farmers grow jute with a lot of interest in the value it brings to them, especially in farming, productivity, and from an economic standpoint. Various handicrafts and wearable products can be made out of jute, like […]

Jute yarn, also known as “Golden Fibre,” is a multipurpose and eco-friendly material as it is biodegradable and renewable and is widely used in our Bangladeshi industries. Applications for it include textiles, packaging, handicrafts, home décor, and transportation as well. This comprehensive guide will help jute enthusiasts in Bangladesh identify the best jute yarn for […]

Jute has been woven into textiles since the 3rd century BC and has been a staple fabric in the Indian subcontinent, particularly in Bangladesh, West Bengal, and Assam. The first jute mill, established by British entrepreneur George Acland in 1855 at Rishra, West Bengal, marked the beginning of industrial jute production. Named The Acland Mill, […]

Bangladeshi entrepreneurs are now creating an impressive 282 different jute products, many of which are exported worldwide. This growth is driven by the rising popularity of jute products and the government’s focus on innovating and expanding their uses. To support jute cultivation, the government ensures a steady supply of seeds and provides additional resources to […]

Dubbed as the “golden fiber,” jute stands tall as one of the most environmentally friendly and sustainable crops globally. Derived from the jute plant, this natural fiber has garnered significant attention amidst the growing demand for eco-conscious products. Bangladesh, with its rich history in jute production, has embraced this industry with fervor, supported by proactive […]

Jute, known as the “golden fibre” of Bangladesh and the jute industry goes beyond being just a sector. It plays an essential role in the nation’s economic health, accounting for 1% of GDP and a significant 3% of all export earnings. Its many applications, ranging from eco-friendly packaging to durable textiles, have drawn international attention, […]