Raw jute is grown in the Bengal districts and in Assam and Bihar, retted and graded there, then baled and sold into the mill belt that runs along both banks of the Hooghly. A mill batches and softens the fibre, cards and spins it, weaves hessian or sacking, then finishes, cuts and stitches it into bags before dispatch. Government sacking orders and open-market export orders run side by side through the same looms.
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Kolkata, West Bengal
Owned by the Kankaria Group, operating a large facility along the Hooghly at Chengail, Howrah, with value-added jute felt and agro products.
Kolkata, West Bengal
An IJMA member mill in the Budge Budge belt of 24 Parganas (South).
Kolkata, West Bengal
An IJMA member mill at Budge Budge.
Kolkata, West Bengal
An IJMA member mill at Hazinagar, 24 Parganas (North).
Kolkata, West Bengal
A long-established mill company of the Hooghly belt.
Kolkata, West Bengal
An IJMA member mill at Fort Gloster, Howrah district.
Kolkata, West Bengal
A jute mill company based in Howrah, West Bengal.
Kolkata, West Bengal
A listed company whose jute division operates in the West Bengal mill belt.
Kolkata, West Bengal
The central government agency for raw jute price support and procurement, headquartered in Kolkata.
Kolkata, West Bengal
A fully government-owned enterprise operating mills including National, Alexandra, Union, Khardah, Kinnison and RBHM, and a supplier of B-Twill sacking.
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