Jute bags and pouches are commonly used for storage and transportation of various products.
They are made of jute material and are recyclable.
They resemble plastic bags in appearance but are made of jute instead of plastic. These bags are used for packaging various products such as rice, grains, vegetables, fruits, etc.
In fact, this packaging method protects the products from various damages such as scratches and drying.
Other advantages of packaging with this product include easy recycling and reuse of this fabric, less impact on the environment, and reduced plastic consumption.
Overall, packaging with this simple and efficient method is effective for various products and can help protect the products.
| Rice Jute Bag | ||
| 115 gram | 30 * 35 | 5 Kilo |
| 126 Gram | 35 * 55 | 10 Kilo |
| 150 gram | 40 * 76 | 20 kilo |
| 250 gram | 90 * 60 | 50 Kilo |
Rice jute bags are produced in the above sizes and are usually made of Grade 1 Bangla jute.
| Chatayi Jute | |||
| Application | Weight | Width | Density |
| Dry fruits, rice | 230 grams | 115 cm |
Bangla Jute Density 35 x 40 |
| Sugar | 230 grams | 100 cm |
Grade 1 Chatayi Jute Density 40 x 10 |
| Building insulation, Tar | 210 grams | 117 cm |
Grade 2 Chatayi Jute Density 45 x 9 |
| Cotton packaging | — grams | 100 cm |
Grade 3 Chatayi Jute Density 40 x 7 |
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