Jute is a 100% vegetable fiber produced from the Corchorus plants, a genus classified with the Malvaceae family.
The fiber is primarily composed by cellulose and lignin, and is sometimes known as “The Golden Fiber” due to to its yellowish colour and its economic value. Hessian, the woven fabric made from jute skin, is the most produced fabric in the world, just after cotton. Its availability, sustainability and physical features make it a versatile material, useful for several purposes, like the production of ropes, panels, clothing, bags and so on.
The fiber is primarily composed by cellulose and lignin, and is sometimes known as “The Golden Fiber” due to to its yellowish colour and its economic value. Hessian, the woven fabric made from jute skin, is the most produced fabric in the world, just after cotton. Its availability, sustainability and physical features make it a versatile material, useful for several purposes, like the production of ropes, panels, clothing, bags and so on.
