What is Jute?
Jute has been around for quite some time now and it's no surprise that this natural vegetable fibre is still popular.
Jute harvests take place once a year, after a growing season of four months (approximately 120 days). These harvests can be found all over Asia as well as in other parts of the world.
It offers an incredible variety in texture depending on what you want your product to look like: Some varieties have tough stems while others may behave more smoothly.
The most common use would probably bet hessian cloth but luckily we also produce durable items such as eco-friendly jute bags thanks to their versatility.
Features
Properties
Jute has anti-static properties, low thermal conductivity, no skin irritations and moderate moisture regain. Jute fibres are more resistant to weathering.
Sustainability
Jute is harvested every six months and can be grown throughout the year. Whereas, the same volume of wood fibre takes decades to produce with a requirement for large tracts land cultivation.
Benefits of Jute
Eco Friendly
100% Biodegradable
Reusable
Recyclable
Cost-Effective
Durable (Carries Heavy Weight Easily)
Long Lasting
Use of Jute
Promotional Bags
Shopping Bags
Tote Bags
Handbags
Grocery Bags
Lunch Bags