As far as India is concerned, the biggest pain point from the US-Iran war in the Gulf region has been the spike in the prices of not only o...

Indian garment exporters expect a strong business rebound in the second half of the fiscal year. Easing US tariff pressures are bringing bu...

The government has set raw jute stock limits to zero for traders and balers. This move aims to ensure fair distribution and prevent hoardin...

Amid strained relations, India has expanded its ban on jute product imports from Bangladesh via land routes, now including woven fabrics, t...

India restricts jute imports from Bangladesh through specific ports. This action addresses concerns about subsidized jute products impactin...

India has restricted jute and allied fibre imports from Bangladesh, citing unfair trade practices like anti-dumping duty circumvention that...

Indian jute mills will earn an 8.19 per cent return on capital for supplying jute bags under the new pricing framework. This benefits mills...

However, the industry is apprehensive as cost of production is pegged at Rs 3,650 a quintal by the Jute Corporation of India (JCI).

"The Authority therefore hereby initiates an investigation into the alleged dumping and consequent injury to the domestic industry."

Crisis ridden jute industry seeks for help from government as domestic jute industry faces competition from subsidized produces from Bangla...

President stressed that jute should be preferred in packaging of food grains & sugar, and that its cost of production should be cut down.

The Indian jute manufacturers are facing double trouble. On one hand subsidised Bangladeshi jute products are flooding the domestic market,...

While the demand for jute and jute products, both domestic and international, is on the rise due to renewed interest of people in the use o...

European market offered immense scope for jute products and Self-Help Groups (SHGs) in India can exploit the same by going for diversified ...

Bowing to the relentless pressure from its main prop, is likely to make it mandatory for the government agencies to use jute products for p...

The government has set an export target of Rs 5,000 crore for jute products by 2010 from the present Rs 1,200 crore.

As the world looks to go green, value-added jute products are increasingly in demand, opening up a new frontier for Indian SMEs.