Problem Prospect of jute in Bangladesh
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This presentation discusses the problem and prospects of the jute industry in Bangladesh. Jute is known as the "golden fiber" and is one of the cheapest and strongest natural fibers. Bangladesh is the second largest producer of jute in the world. The jute industry is an important economic, agricultural, and commercial sector for Bangladesh. However, the industry has been facing problems such as increasing production costs, outdated machines, labor issues, and inefficient management. The government is taking steps to revive the industry through modernizing mills, making jute bag use mandatory, and providing loans to millers.
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This document provides information about Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC). It discusses the objectives, functions, and current status of BSCIC. It also defines small and cottage industries and provides examples of some common types in Bangladesh, including pottery, bamboo and cane industries, jute goods, textiles and weaving, embroidered quilts, cool mats, and ornaments.
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Problem Prospect of jute in Bangladesh
- 1. PRESENTATION ON PROBLEM & PROSPECT OF JUTE IN BANGLADESH
- 2. MEMBER NAME REGISTRATION ID 1. Methta Mhatajabin Tumme 2. Ayesha Siddika Anni 3. Jerin Akhter 4. Rabeya Akter 5. Solaiman Kabir Santo
- 3. JUTE IS A NATURAL FIBER POPULARLY KNOWN AS THE GOLDEN FIBER IT IS ONE OF THE CHEAPEST AND THE STRONGEST OF ALL NATURAL FIBERS AND CONSIDERED AS FIBER OF THE FUTURE Introduction of JUTE
- 4. JUTE IN BANGLADESH 1.Bangladesh holds the 2nd position in the world as jute producer . 2.Bangladesh produces 1,349,000 Tonnes per year 3. According to the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB), earnings from raw jute export were $95.5 million during July-January period of FY2017-18, from jute yarn and kundali were $414.6 million, from jute sac and bag were $92.5 million and from other jute products were $70.3 million. *Source: WorldAtlas
- 5. CULTIVATION OF JUTE: Bangladesh Jute Research Institute has developed the cultivation method of jute follows steps below: Land Preparation Use of Pesticides Showing the seed in time at proper distance Irrigation Cutting the jute plant Jute Rotting Fiber collection Washing and dyeing Fiber processing
- 6. JUTE CULTIVATION AREA IN BANGLADESH
- 7. VITAL SECTOR OF JUTE ECONOMICAL AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL
- 8. JUTE MILS IN BANGLADESH In Bangladesh there are two types of jute mills are available , one is government owned and another is personal owned. Bangladesh Jute Mills Corporation (BJMC) A Governmental Organization Which Control 26 Jute Mills Under 3 Economic Zone BJMC is the world biggest state owned organization for manufacturing and exporting jute products Dhaka Zone , Chattogram Zone, Khulna Zone Bangladesh Jute Spinners Association BJSA Control the private sector of Jute mills It Control 85 jute mils under 3 economic zone Dhaka Zone , Chattogram Zone, Khulna Zone
- 9. ADAMJEE JUTE MIILS KHULNA JUTE MIILS RAJASHAHI JUTE MIILS MODERN MECHINARY OF JUTE MILLS JUTE MILLS IN PICTURE
- 10. LIST OF SOME MAJOR MANUFACTURED PRODUCT FROM JUTE 1.Yarn and twine 2.Jute sacking 3.Hessian 4. Carpet backing cloth 5. Tobacco sheets 6. Bags
- 11. EXPORT OF JUTE
- 12. MAJOR FINDINGS OF JUTE IN BANGLADESH Jute industry in Bangladesh has been facing several problems INCREASE IN COST OF PRODUCTION LABOUR PROBLEMS OLD MACHINE FUND SHORTAGE INEFFICENT MANAGEMENT
- 13. CURRENT SITUATION OF JUTE IN BANGLADESH
- 14. KEY STEPS TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT TO REVIVE JUTE SECTOR Govt trying to restore glory of jute: PM MORDENISING JUTE MILLS USE OF JUTE BAGS MANDATORY LOANS FOR JUTE MILLERS CONDUCTING MORE RESEARCH
- 15. 1. Supply demand 2. Low technology product at low price 3 . Adding value & developing product 4 . Encourage to produce jute-geo textile 5 . Cultivator jute farmers 6 .Unwanted situation &
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