• Some jute producers have reneged on contracts to sell to the government, exacerbating shortages, Ms. Kanwar added.

    WSJ: Indian Fiber Weaves a Crisis

  • Plans to expand a museum celebrating Dundee's jute industry have received preliminary backing from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

    BBC: Verdant Works

  • Farmers in many flood plains plant crops that grow underwater, such as deep water aman rice or jute.

    ECONOMIST: Deforestation and floods

  • And, if the jute baron scares other poorly performing companies, so will India.

    ECONOMIST: Indian takeovers

  • She was the first to gather evidence on housing and the health of women working in Dundee's jute factories.

    BBC: Remembering Dundee's 'forgotten heroine'

  • Farmers in Bengal have used fibers from the tall jute plant for centuries to weave into bags and clothing.

    WSJ: Indian Fiber Weaves a Crisis

  • Many of today's largest Indian corporations, including those run by the Tata and Birla families, got their start trading jute.

    WSJ: Indian Fiber Weaves a Crisis

  • Indian producers retort that Bangladesh's jute factories, just under half of which are owned by the state, benefit from unfair export subsidies.

    WSJ: Indian Fiber Weaves a Crisis

  • "It wasn't easy, as in those early days India was considered an exporter of tea and jute, not high-tech services, " he smiles.

    FORBES: On The Cover/Top Stories

  • Former jute trader, split from brothers and moved into banking, later infrastructure.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Paras Jain, the state's food minister, said he was going to ask the government to procure jute bags ahead of time to avoid problems.

    WSJ: Indian Fiber Weaves a Crisis

  • But New Delhi continues to play a large role in the industry, setting prices and buying almost the entire output of the nation's jute producers.

    WSJ: Indian Fiber Weaves a Crisis

  • The jute mills are gone but Dundee West remains a hive of industrial and academic activity with a mixture of light engineering and cutting-edge research technology.

    BBC: NEWS | VOTE 2003

  • Dundee was once famed as a city of jute, jam and journalism, but is being successfully remodelled as the city of discovery, increasing tourism and inward investment.

    BBC: NEWS | VOTE 2003

  • Girija worked in the Biratnagar jute mill, Nepal's first industry.

    ECONOMIST: Girija Prasad Koirala

  • The former jute mill in the Blackness area of the city opened as a museum in 1996 and is dedicated to the textile industry that once dominated the city's economy.

    BBC: Verdant Works

  • In the 19th century, the British set up a factory in Dundee, Scotland, to process raw jute into yarn before weaving it into bags for storing coal and other commodities.

    WSJ: Indian Fiber Weaves a Crisis

  • Arti Kanwar, deputy jute commissioner, a Kolkata-based Indian bureaucrat whose office buys jute sacking from producers, said the government for years has supported the industry by procuring at above market prices.

    WSJ: Indian Fiber Weaves a Crisis

  • For years jute needed no special treatment by government.

    WSJ: Indian Fiber Weaves a Crisis

  • We are staring at a wall of handsome, hand-tooled saddles: English, Western, and, for the die-hards, a version of a buttero saddle in rich, leather-trimmed suede, filled with jute, horsehair, and hay over a heavy wooden yoke.

    FORBES: The Other Tuscany

  • As the number of mineworkers has declined steadily over the past several years, a small manufacturing base has developed based on farm products that support the milling, canning, leather, and jute industries, as well as an apparel-assembly sector.

    FORBES: Lesotho

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