Bags

  The West has been using jute to manufacture textiles since the 17th century, as have the inhabitants of East Bangladesh for generations before them. Jute is a vegetable plant whose fiber is cured in long strips. Jute, dubbed "the golden fiber" by the people of the Ganges Delta due to its usefulness and economic worth, is making a comeback in the west as a fiber used in agriculture and commerce.  When used in the creation of shopping bags as an alternative to paper bags, jute is both more environmentally friendly and more cost-effective in the long run. Consider the following comparisons: After even a brief examination, it is evident that jute is the superior material for manufacturing reusable grocery bags. Jute bags are stronger, greener, and last longer than paper bags, and the jute plant provides other environmental benefits in addition to better supermarket bags.  Jute may be cultivated in large quantities without the use of pesticides or fertilizers. It also requ...