Natural Jute Products Manufacturer

Banik Jute make Jute Braid Mats & Bags & wall Hanging

ISO Certified Company

Banik Jute Is A Certified Company & Trusted Organization

Jute Products Exporter

Banik Jute Supplies A Lot of Goods In Our Country & In Other Countries

NHDC Membership

There Are Many More Membership To Take

Large Quantity Supplier

Banik jute Delivers The goods Responsibly

About Us

Banik Jute was incepted in the year 1987 as a 100% export oriented unit specializing in the manufacture of jute handicrafts. With its timeless efforts, dedication and the passion to excel, the company has come a long way to establish itself as a niche entity in the sector.

The scorching success of the company can be attributed to the visionary ideals and core values which lays the very foundation for the working of the Company - respect for nature and mankind. Anchored with perseverance and a true enterprising spirit the Company is accentuating the success ladder with the help of the state-of-art technology and a highly motivated and skilled workforce. With emphasis on quality and commitment, the Company strives to create a better society, develop new and promising markets and keep the supply lines moving with quality products and services.

Products We Manufacture & Export

Different Types Of New Jute Items Are Made By Hand Crafted & Machine Crafted

Handcrafted Jute Braid Mats

Handcrafted Sabai Grass Fiber Products

Fancy Jute Braid Bags

Handcrafted Place mats

Sowing of jute in midlands and high lands starts with showers in March and continues till early June in every year.
Jute is harvested between 120 days to 150 days from sowing when the flowers have shed. Early harvesting gives good healthy fibers.
The harvested plants are left in field for 3 days for the leaves to shed. The stems are then made up into bundles for steeping in water. Steeping is carried out immediately after harvest.
Retting is the process of extracting fiber from stem of the plants. The various ways of Retting are:
Mechanical retting (hammering), chemical retting (boiling & applying chemicals), steam/vapor/dew retting, and water or microbial retting. Among them, the water or microbial retting is a century old but the most popular process in extracting fine fibers. However, selection of these retting processes depends on the availability of water and the cost of retting process.
After harvesting, the jute stalks are tied into bundles and submerged in running water. The stalk stays submerged in water for around 20 days. However, the retting process may require less time if the quality of the jute is better. In most cases, the fiber extraction process of fibers in water retting is done by the farmers standing under water.
When the jute stalk is well retted, the stalk is grabbed in bundles and hit with a long wooden hammer to make the fiber loose from the jute. After losing the fiber, the fiber is washed with water and squeezed till the last drop of water.
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Delivery

Prompt delivery as per the quality and quantity.

Design

We have our inhouse design team who work round the clock on research & development to design the product as per the taste of the smart market.

Eco Friendly Products

Our main raw material Jute is natural fibre and while growing it release more Oxygen to the environment than the consumed Carbon dioxide. Jute fibre is bio-degrade able and recyclable.