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    The document discusses the projected growth in demand for food grade jute bags from 2002-2007 based on a graph, showing steady increases each year. It notes that while synthetic packaging has been widely used, India has developed hydrocarbon-free jute bags specifically for packing edible commodities that meet international standards. Producers of commodities like cocoa, coffee and nuts may find these bags useful for packaging. India's exports of these bags increased from 2002-2001 but declined in 2001-2002.

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    The document discusses the projected growth in demand for food grade jute bags from 2002-2007 based on a graph, showing steady increases each year. It notes that while synthetic packaging has been widely used, India has developed hydrocarbon-free jute bags specifically for packing edible commodities that meet international standards. Producers of commodities like cocoa, coffee and nuts may find these bags useful for packaging. India's exports of these bags increased from 2002-2001 but declined in 2001-2002.

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    The document discusses the projected growth in demand for food grade jute bags from 2002-2007 based on a graph, showing steady increases each year. It notes that while synthetic packaging has been widely used, India has developed hydrocarbon-free jute bags specifically for packing edible commodities that meet international standards. Producers of commodities like cocoa, coffee and nuts may find these bags useful for packaging. India's exports of these bags increased from 2002-2001 but declined in 2001-2002.

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    The document discusses the projected growth in demand for food grade jute bags from 2002-2007 based on a graph, showing steady increases each year. It notes that while synthetic packaging has been widely used, India has developed hydrocarbon-free jute bags specifically for packing edible commodities that meet international standards. Producers of commodities like cocoa, coffee and nuts may find these bags useful for packaging. India's exports of these bags increased from 2002-2001 but declined in 2001-2002.

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    Market Survey of Food grade Jute Bag

    Projected growth in Demand of Food grade Jute bags Projected growth in demand of Food grade Jute bags

    14000 500
    12000
    400
    10000
    8000 300

    INRMillion
    MT
    6000 200
    4000
    100
    2000
    0 0
    2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

    Globally synthetic packaging materials such as polypropylene sacks have been widely accepted for the packaging of
    agricultural commodities. In the developed countries mechanized bulk handling has also affected the use of Hessian
    and sacking.
    India has a success story of developing RBO technology (IJIRA) for developing hydrocarbon free bags particularly
    used for packing edible commodities.
    It has been made mandatory by the International Cocoa Organization for the packaging of Cocoa. These bags meet
    the international specifications of packaging.
    Besides, producers of cocoa, Coffee, hazelnuts, almonds, Brazilnuts may also feel the utility of packaging these
    commodities in food grade jute bags.
    India exports of these bags have increased from 2400 MT in 1999-2000 to 14200 MT in 2000-01 but declined to 5118
    MT in 2001-2002;
    Life Cycle Impacts
    (Hessian)

    Jute cultivation
    Social and environmental
    impacts

    Resource Recovery Manufacturing


    Process
    Climate neutral
    energy
    Durability & Packaging &
    Performance Shipping

    Use
    Environmental
    Impacts to
    consumer

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