Jute Fiber Wholesale — Bangladesh, Tossa Grade
AM Global Supply sources jute fiber wholesale directly from Bangladesh, the world’s leading jute-producing nation. Jute earns its nickname “the golden fiber” from its natural sheen and significant economic role in Bangladesh’s agricultural economy. As a result, this product connects manufacturers to the most established and highest-volume jute supply chain in the world.
Tossa Grade Specifications
This fiber meets Tossa Bangladesh Standard grading, prized for superior fiber length, strength, and golden-brown color compared to White jute varieties. Moisture content stays at or below 13 percent to prevent mold during transit. Because of these controlled specifications, buyers receive a consistent, ready-to-process raw material suited for industrial manufacturing.
A Dominant Global Supply Chain
Bangladesh and India together account for the vast majority of global jute production and consumption. This concentrated supply chain has built deep processing expertise and established export infrastructure over generations. Consequently, this origin offers buyers dependable, large-scale availability that few other natural fiber origins can match.
Sustainable, Biodegradable Material
Jute fiber decomposes naturally and requires minimal pesticide or fertilizer input during cultivation, making it a genuinely sustainable alternative to synthetic packaging materials. Because of growing demand for eco-friendly packaging, jute increasingly competes directly with polypropylene in sacking and bagging applications. This sustainability profile appeals to manufacturers building environmentally conscious supply chains.
Minimum Order and Pricing
The minimum order quantity for this product is approximately 1,000 kg (1 metric ton), the standard commodity trade unit for raw jute fiber. This lot is priced at $750, reflecting current Bangladeshi FOB export pricing for Tossa grade fiber. Contact us for current pricing on larger orders.
Applications
This jute fiber suits hessian cloth and burlap manufacturing, packaging and sacking materials, and geotextile applications requiring natural, biodegradable fiber.
Buyers interested in another natural fiber can explore our Kenya sisal fiber wholesale listing. For general natural fiber industry standards, see the Food and Agriculture Organization’s resources.














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