Jute Product

Jute has given Bangladesh worldwide recognition as the land of golden fibers. In the current world reality, jute has a great potential as an eco-friendly fiber. Jute and jute products are not only eco-friendly and easily biodegradable, they protect the environment from natural disasters. As environmental awareness increases in developed countries, the popularity or use of environmentally damaging synthetic fibers is gradually decreasing. Moreover, as the year 2009 was declared and celebrated by the United Nations as The International Year of Natural Fibers, the use of natural fibers has been further encouraged worldwide.

making jute bags at low cost as an alternative to polluting polythene bags. Eco-friendly and cost-effective jute geotextiles are prepared by combining coconut husk with jute in specific proportions. Geotextiles are being used to prevent soil erosion, build roads and embankments, protect riverbanks and prevent landslides. Around the world, the value of eco-friendly and superior jute geotextiles is increasing instead of ‘metal netting’ or synthetic geotextiles made from polymers. Currently, Bangladeshi jute is now used in Western world in car manufacturing, paper and pump, insulation industry, geotextile health care, footwear, aircraft, computer body making, electronics, marine and sports industry. Apart from that, all the famous car companies including BMW, Mercedes Benz, Audi Ford, GM Motor of the United States, Toyota, Honda of Japan are using jute and kenaf to make various parts and dashboards of their cars. BMW is making eco-friendly ‘green cars’ from jute, which is in high demand now.