Why Golden Bag ?
Biodegradable
Sustainable and renewable
Water-resistant
Jute bags are eco-friendly and biodegradable, making them an excellent alternative to plastic bags. Unlike plastic bags, jute bags are made from natural fibers, which can be easily decomposed without causing harm to the environment. Additionally, jute bags are reusable and durable, which means that they can be used multiple times, reducing the need for single-use plastic bags. By using jute bags, we can reduce the amount of plastic waste in our landfills and oceans, protecting the environment and preserving it for future generations.
Water-resistant
Sustainable and renewable
Water-resistant
Jute fibers are naturally water-resistant, which means they have a high degree of resistance to moisture. This characteristic makes jute an ideal material for products that are exposed to moisture, such as bags, carpets, and packaging materials. Unlike synthetic materials that release harmful chemicals when exposed to water or moisture, jute is a safe and healthy option for both humans and the environment. Additionally, jute is breathable, which allows air to circulate freely, preventing the buildup of mold and mildew. This makes jute products long-lasting and durable, even in humid or damp conditions.
Sustainable and renewable
Sustainable and renewable
Sustainable and renewable
Jute is a sustainable and renewable resource that is grown in many parts of the world, especially in countries such as India and Bangladesh. Jute plants require very little water, fertilizer, or pesticides to grow, making them an environmentally friendly crop that is easy to cultivate. Additionally, jute plants absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere during their growth cycle, helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change. Once harvested, jute fibres can be processed and transformed into a wide range of products, including textiles, carpets, paper, and packaging materials, among others. protection.
About Us
Founded in 2018 by Priyanka Nazimul, Bangladeshi British national seeking to capitalise on the opportunity to manufacture and distribute what is now referred to as the ‘Sonali Bag’. Created by Dr Mubarak Ahmad Khan, Chief Scientific Officer, under the supervision of the Bangladeshi Government, he has combined Jute with a chemical polymer to produce a new superior material nicknamed poly jute spearheaded to act as a natural alternative to single-use plastic.
Within the last five years, there has been a real dramatic surge relating to climate change research and the toxic effects of plastic on our ecological systems. Recently, governments, corporations and non-profits are all working towards a more sustainable future and this means investing in new materials and infrastructure to help reduce the damage caused. One of these solutions moving forward could well be “Poly Jute” as it possesses all the advantages of plastic but none of the harmful drawbacks.