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Rose Flowers Print Jute Bag

Simple Flowers Print Jute Bag

Ganpati Printed Jute Bag

Colored Flowers Design Jute Bag

Lord Shiva Printed Jute Bag

Red Color Designed Jute Bag

Purple Flowers Printed Jute Bag

Brick Design Printed Jute Bags

Circle Fancy Printed Jute Bag

Made with Jute & Leather Trim with this Unisex Sling bag you can carry all your essentials like a tab, files, folder and belonging and to keep them at one place. This sling Bag has 1 Main Compartment to store your textbooks, notebooks & files etc. Made of supper quality fine jute, this sling bag is high on quality as well as light in weight. It comes with a flat shoulder strap for easy carrying.

Flower embroidery jute shopping bag.

Flower garden jute shopping bag.

Product Description Go Burlap Sacks commonly called Jute Sack Bags, are mainly used to pack rice, wheat, sugar, coffee bean, cocoa beans, peeper, shelled nuts and other bulky grain products usually packing capacity for a weight ranging from 50 to 100 kg. Ideal for use with hooks Having a stacking capacity exceeding synthetic packages by far and very affordable, widely used in the transportation and storage of grain. To avoid contamination of agro-industrial products, it is also available in free form hydro carbon. 1.Standartd Twill Bag Cut : 112cm - 68cm (44 - 26.5") Weight : 1180 gram (2.62 lb) Porter & Shot : 8 - 9 Capacity : 100Kg, 50Kg Sewn Hemmed mouth, sewn to the head Other detail Three blue or read stripes in the middle, calendered Export standard iron bound bale packing 300 bags / 400 bags / bale Go Burlap Sacks commonly called Jute Sack Bags, are mainly used to pack rice, wheat, sugar, coffee bean, cocoa beans, peeper, shelled nuts and other bulky grain products usually packing capacity for a weight ranging from 50 to 100 kg. Ideal for use with hooks Having a stacking capacity exceeding synthetic packages by far and very affordable, widely used in the transportation and storage of grain. To avoid contamination of agro-industrial products, it is also available in free form hydro carbon. 1.Standartd Twill Bag Cut: 101cm - 68cm (44 "- 26.5") Weight : 750 grams Porter & Shot : 7 - 9 Capacity : Jute Bags 100Kg, 50Kg Sewn Hemmed mouth, sewn to the head Other details Three blue or read stripes in the middle, calendered Packaging : Export standard iron bound bale packing 300 bags / 400 bags / bale

This wine bag, made from natural jute, is designed to hold up to three bottles for easy transport. Its durable material ensures your wine stays secure, while the earthy texture adds a touch of sophistication. Perfect for picnics, parties, or as a thoughtful gift for wine lovers. Customization Possible. print Possible

These ethically produced durable tote bags have been hand-woven by master artisans. It is large enough to carry groceries, books, a pool, a beach, and any of your everyday shopping! It's a bag that will remain immune to changeable fashion forces (slow fashion) making you smile with its rainbow colours. The cloth used in this rug has been recycled, repurposed, and diverted away from landfills sustainably. These nice rug bags are a perfect way to complete the boho-chic look. This great bag can hold a lot of necessities: sunscreen, magazines, books, water, phone, sunglasses, etc. due to its generous size. The materials used to make this sturdy bag cause this bag to be a bit heavier than standard totes but you can be assured that it would last many days.

Jute (including kenaf) was an important foreign exchange earner for the producing countries during '60s. Even during the '70s, jute was an important commodity for most of the producing countries. However, during the '80s, bulk handling techniques and synthetic substitutes entered the market and jute started losing its predominant position in the market.

Jute (including kenaf) was an important foreign exchange earner for the producing countries during '60s. Even during the '70s, jute was an important commodity for most of the producing countries. However, during the '80s, bulk handling techniques and synthetic substitutes entered the market and jute started losing its predominant position in the market.