Jute is 100% natural and biodegradable, so it breaks down safely in the soil instead of staying for hundreds of years like plastic.
It is grown from a plant that farmers can cultivate every year, so it is a renewable and sustainable resource.
Jute bags are very strong and durable, so one jute bag can replace many thin plastic bags over its lifetime.
Jute fabric does not release toxic gases or harmful chemicals during use, making it a safer choice for air, soil, and water.
When jute decomposes, it enriches the soil with natural nutrients, instead of leaving behind microplastics or toxic residues.
1 hectare of jute absorbs over 15 tonnes of CO₂, which is several times more than trees absorb on the same area.
The jute industry supports more than 5 million livelihoods, especially in poor rural regions where every job makes a big difference.
By choosing jute bags, you help cut plastic pollution, lower carbon emissions, and support farmers and artisans at the same time.
By choosing jute, you support a natural fiber that absorbs over 15 tonnes of CO₂ per hectare and sustains more than 5 million rural livelihoods, while helping to reduce plastic waste.
Key Benefits of Jute
Completely Biodegradable
Naturally decomposes and enriches the soil with valuable nutrients.
Renewable & Sustainable
Abundantly available and cultivated year after year.
Exceptionally Durable
Outlasts thousands of plastic bags in lifespan.
Eco-Friendly
Produces no toxic gases or pollutants during its lifecycle.
Supports Livelihoods
Provides employment to over 5 million people in some of the world’s poorest regions.
High Carbon Absorption
One hectare of jute absorbs over 15 tonnes of CO₂ — several times more than trees.