Jute is a natural fiber known as the "Golden Fiber" that comes from the stem of an annual herbaceous plant. It is one of the strongest and cheapest natural fibers. Bangladesh is the second largest producer of jute fiber in the world, with an average annual production of 1.08 million tons and average annual exports of 611 million. However, the jute fiber market in Bangladesh decreased in 2019 due to issues like water shortages and falling markets in the Middle East. The presentation recommends that the government ensure fair prices for farmers, provide more budget support to the sector, and regulate exports and manufacturing to increase economic growth.

1. Presentation
On
Jute Fiber
Best Fiber

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Group Name : Dreamers
Group Members name ID
Rezaul Karim 15501000237
Abdullah Al Sabah 15501000202
Saniya Akter 15501000203
Prosanto Parua 15501000181

3. INTRODUTIOI
INTRODUTION
Jute is a natural fiber. Popularly
known as the
"Golden Fiber"
Jute fiber comes from the stem of a
herbaceous annual plant.
It is one of the cheapesst and the
strongest of all natural fibers and
considered as fiber of the Future.

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Condition of Jute fiber
 Integral part of culture of Bengal for centuries.
 19th and 20th century raw jute was carried off to
UK.
 Bangladesh holds the 2nd position.
 Average production 1.08 m ton.
 Total average export 611 million.
 Average export value 140 million.
 In 2019 the jute fiber market is decreased.

5. Production & Processing of
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 Jute is a rainy season crops. Sown from March to May
according to rainfall and type of land.
 Jute requires a warm and humid climate wite
temperature between 24c to 37c degree.
 The stalk diam etes of plant is 3/4 inches.
 Jute is the second in the world's production of textile
fibers after cotton.
 India, china,Bangladesh are leading producers of jute.
Production & Processing of fiber

6. Stages of production and processing
 Cultivation.
 Harvesting.
 Retting.
 Stripping.
 Washing.
 Drying.
 Dailing and Packing.
 Storage.

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Dhaka Zone
 Karim jute mills LTD.
 U.M.C jute mills LTD.
 Jatio jute mills LTD.
 Latif Bawany jute mills LTD.
 Bangladesh jute mills LTD.
 Rajshahi jute mills LTD.
 187 jute mills are in our country in the public and
private sector.
List of same jute millis

8. Jute products
Jute products
 The major manufactured products are:
 Jute sacking.
 Hession .
 Carpet backing cloth.
 As well as for other textile blends.
Yern and Twine.

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Export of Jute

10. Transportation Mode
Transportation Mode
 Mainly exported by the SEA transportation.
 The row jute export to the india by truck.
 Bangladesh do not use Train for intermodal
transportation.

11. Problems of jute fiber in bangladesh
 Water problem.
 Because of the war market have fall down in
Middle East Countries.
 Budget problem.
 The situation in the domestic market is not
encouraging.
 Farmers are counting losses in jute cultivation.
 Wage increase of the labor is also having impact.
Political instability.

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Recommendation of Bangladesh jute fiber
 Government should ensure that farmers get
their fair price.
 Government should provide an good amount of
Budget in the sector.
 Encourage the dealers/Traders to improve
quality, quality and punctual delivery of jute
goods.
 If our Government and Private sector properly
regulated and fous in our jute Exporting and
Manufacturiing then our economic Growth rate
will increased.

13. Role of the NGOs
Role of the NGOs
Providing Short-term loan.
Provide training.
Provide equipment .
Provide insecticides.

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