Our jute bags are 100% bio-degradable and Carbon Zero. Jute bags are the perfect cost effective solution for any practical or promotional requirement while reducing the carbon footprint we leave.
In different sizes and weight with or without extrusion coated or laminated standard or food grade polypropylene with handles in assorted styles.
These Carbon Zero bags are being used all around the globe in place of plastic shopping bags.
A wide variety of handles are available: from the soft sling variety to the sturdier cane handles. Here, we bring you the most popular handles.
Jute is available in a wide array of colors varying from the many different jute shades to full colour process.
Jute weave is available in varying forms to suit your requirements, we also offer a weave called JAC which is 70% Jute / 30% Calico and is popular amongst client’s requiring a refined material for their products.
We also deal in all kinds of traditional jute products such as Hessian Cloth (Burlap), Gunny Bags, Hessian Bags, etc.
Hessian cloth (also called Burlap) comes in widths varying from 76 cm to 203 cm (30” to 80”), and in weights between 152 and 427 gm / m2 packed in either bales or rolls. Widths up to 220 cm are also available in rolls.
Scrim Cloth (a lightweight jute) is available in the above widths with weights varying between 70 and 200 gms / m2, in rolls of 500 to 4000 metres. Scrim Cloth can be used for tar and roof felting.
Used in agriculture based industries for packing items such as tobacco, tea, coffee, potatoes, onions, wool, wheat, rice, pulses in tailor made sizes and weights, and used as sand bags for packing sand and other coarse particles. Bags can also be lined with HDPE / LDPE liners and Extrusion Coating.
Food Grade (Hydrocarbon Free) cloth / bags / sacks are tailor–made as per the buyer’s requirements and can be used for packing all kinds of provisions such as coffee / cocoa beans, kernels, shelled nuts etc.
Jute Geotextiles: Soil savers (standard 122 cm x 500 gm / m2) are used for controlling soil erosion, landscaping, agricultural use etc.
Jute Sacks: B. Twills, Binolas, Hy. Cees, D.W. Flour Bags, etc. These are also available in Food Grade standard.
Small pocket sized bags for varied applications; Coloured / Dyed Hessian cloth in rolls; D.W. Tarpaulin cloth and bags; Jute Canvas cloth etc.
Jute, the “Golden Fibre” as it is called, is a natural versatile fibre which is 100% bio-degradable and thus environmentally friendly.
Jute has a silky lustre with high tensile strength and low extensibility.
Jute is one of the most versatile natural fibres in the world having applications in packaging, textile and non-textile industries. Being annually renewable and bio-degradable it plays a very important role where an environmentally sustainable material is required or desired.
Over the years, with the help of dedicated research and development efforts by reputed organisations in India, the natural attributes of this fibre have been further strengthened. Due to technological developments the golden fibre has now entered into a myriad of applications generating employment, contributing to sustainable human development and leading to a cleaner and healthier environment.
Jute being one of the oldest industries in India, has traditionally been used for packaging. However its versatility is only coming to light now as the world looks for natural options to lower the impact of packaging on our environment.
The time has come for this natural fibre to take over with ideal solutions for the modern world. Be it in preventing the erosion of soil and lowering the impact of landfill due to plastic bags, or in applications like civil engineering which are essential for the progress of civilisation, and now along with calico, becoming the responsible alternative for a diverse range of bags – jute natural fibre is the way of the future for multitudes of applications.
In coming times more jute mills and mini-jute plants will be engaged in a big way producing more jute and jute blended yarns, especially of finer counts, and these light weight yarns are being used in value added textile applications like upholstery, furnishing, garments, fancy bags, shopping bags, corporate bags, wine bottle bags, Christmas and other festive bags and the options are truly endless.