India is the second-largest producer of jute after Bangladesh and the largest manufacturer of jute products including the bags all over the world. Moreover, a continuous research and development work have been carried out by the national authority in the field of jute agriculture, product designs and machinery development.  The demand of fashionable shopping jute bags go on increasing day after day thus venturing in the jute bag making business is a great opportunity to build an individual career to earn a good livelihood.

But along with many advantages, every business has its own limitations, so before commencing for the same you need to do a thorough analysis of the positive and negative sides of the business. So let’s find out the pros and cons of this business idea.

Each of the DIY projects we’re featuring today uses twine to create rustic farmhouse style crafts and decor. To get step-by-step instructions for any of these jute craft ideas, please click through the links to go to the original source. If you want to save any of the twine craft projects for later, please also pin or share from that website. The bloggers who created these burlap twine crafts spent a lot of time making them and deserve all the credit!

Top ten jute producers, by metric ton, as of 2014

Country	Production (Tonnes)
India	1,968,000
Bangladesh	1,349,000
People's Republic of China	29,628
Uzbekistan	20,000
Nepal	14,890
South Sudan	3,300
Zimbabwe	2,519
Egypt	2,508
Brazil	1,172
Vietnam	970
World	3,393,248

Reference Links:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jute