Jute Avenue is thrilled to share a recap of our noteworthy initiatives and contributions to the sustainable living industry. From organizing a Green Summit in the heart of Toronto to starting our sampling centre in Dhaka, and working on innovative product developments, our eco-conscious practices have only started. Green Summit at Metro Hall Toronto: …
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At Jute Avenue, we study a lot about Climate Change and how Jute is a promising weapon to fight climate change. Below is a glossary of sustainability terms and we have related it to Jute. Energy saving The fibre extraction of jute, called Retting involves no machineries. This is done by water or microbial and …
Jute bags are a traditional and environmentally-friendly option for the transport and storage of goods. The bags are also known as burlap bags, hessian sacks and gunny bags. Jute is a natural fiber that has been in use in agriculture for thousands of years. It is made from a plant known as Corchorus capsularis, which …
Jute has been around for thousands of years—it’s mentioned in ancient texts as early as 1500 BC. Jute is a great alternative to cotton because it’s cheaper and grows easily. Therefore, it is a sustainable choice that does not disrupt the climate or ecosystems where it’s grown. It’s the perfect eco-friendly solution for your green …
Jute Avenue is a brand with jute products that are extra kind- kind to the environment, kind to the artisans making them and kind to the people using them. These products are made with completely biodegradable material and one of the strongest natural fibres in the world-Jute, and its fabric more commonly known as burlap. …
Jute is a natural golden fibre that has been in use since ancient times. With its inherent strength, jute has been used to create everything from mats, ropes and even handbags. Additionally, it is widely used as a green packaging solution for eco-friendly products. Jute is made from plants that grow in tropical climates and …
