Jute For Good manufactures and exports bulk jute sacks from Pabna, Bangladesh, the heart of the country’s jute milling belt. We supply importers, wholesalers, commodity traders, rice mills, coffee exporters, and packaging distributors across 25+ countries with food grade, hydrocarbon-free sacks made from 100% natural Bangladeshi jute fiber.
Every order is produced to buyer specification: size, GSM, weave type, porter and shot count, stitching, mouth finish, printing, liner, and export bale packing. Minimum order starts from one 20ft FCL, with FOB shipment from Mongla or Chattogram port.
We produce six core sack types for B2B packaging and commodity export supply chains. Each type is matched to the cargo it carries: filling weight, product density, moisture sensitivity, loading method, and destination climate all decide the right fabric construction. Click any product below for full technical specifications, or send your requirement directly for a quotation.
Standard export bags for green coffee and cocoa beans, built to GCA and ICO packaging norms with breathable plain or twill weave that protects bean moisture content during sea freight.
Heavy-duty sacking bags for milled rice, paddy, and parboiled rice, designed for repeated stacking, hook handling, and warehouse storage in humid conditions.
General purpose gunny sacks for grains, pulses, sugar, onion, and dry bulk goods. The standard workhorse sack for wholesale and government tender supply.
The heaviest construction in our range, woven in binola twill for high filling weights and rough port handling. Supplied with the standard 3 blue stripe marking used in international grain trade.
Hessian jute sacks with an inner PP, PE, or BOPP lamination for moisture-sensitive cargo. The jute exterior stays breathable and printable while the laminated interior blocks moisture, dust, and spillage.
Ventilated hessian sacks for seed and table potatoes. Airflow through the weave reduces condensation and sprouting during cold storage and transit. Blackout lining available for light-sensitive seed stock.
The table below covers the full specification range we produce against. Use it to match your commodity, filling weight, and destination requirement before requesting a quotation. If your specification falls outside these ranges, send the details anyway; custom production is part of our standard service.
| Specification Area | Available Options |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% natural Bangladeshi jute |
| Sack Type | Hessian sack, B-Twill sack, food grade sack, coffee sack, rice sack, gunny bag, laminated sack |
| Weave Type | Plain weave, hessian weave, twill weave, B-Twill (binola) |
| GSM Range | Approx. 180 to 400 GSM depending on sack type |
| Porter & Shot | 6×7, 6×8, 8×8 and buyer-specified counts |
| Common Sizes | 20″x32″, 22″x36″, 24″x40″, 26″x42″, 28″x48″, 30″x50″, 44″x26.5″ |
| Capacity Range | 25 kg to 120 kg based on size and fabric strength |
| Bag Weight | Approx. 650 g to 1,100 g per sack |
| Mouth Style | Open mouth, hemmed mouth, drawstring, sewn mouth, selvedge |
| Stitching | Single stitch, double stitch, lock stitch, Herakles sewn |
| Treatment | Food grade VOT, hydrocarbon-free, rot-proofing on request |
| Color | Natural, bleached, dyed, custom shade |
| Printing | Unprinted, logo, brand name, product marking, origin marking, stripes |
| Liner Option | PE liner, kraft liner, moisture-control liner, lamination |
| Packing | Ironbound bale (300 to 500 pcs), bundle, carton, buyer-specific |
| Container Loading | Approx. 18,000 to 28,800 pcs per 20ft/40ft FCL depending on bag weight |
| MOQ | One 20ft FCL (mixed sizes possible within one container) |
| HS Code | 6305.10 (sacks and bags of jute, used for packing goods) |
| Shipment Terms | FOB Mongla / Chattogram, CFR and CIF on request |
| Lead Time | Typically 25 to 40 days after sample or specification approval |
| Buyer Type | Importers, wholesalers, distributors, mills, commodity exporters |
Our sacks move rice out of mills in Asia, green coffee out of origin countries in Africa and South America, and potatoes into cold storage across Europe and the Middle East. These are the buyer groups we supply most, and the packaging problems each one comes to us with.
Rice mills, grain traders, seed companies, potato and onion exporters, pulse traders, and spice exporters use our sacks for crop storage, warehouse stacking, and inland transport. Natural jute breathes, so grain moisture equalizes instead of condensing inside the bag, which is the main reason dry commodities still move in jute rather than woven PP. Food grade VOT treatment keeps the fiber hydrocarbon-free and safe for direct food contact.
Packaging wholesalers and importers buy from us in container volumes for resale to farms, mills, food processors, and local packaging markets. For distributors the commercial questions are consistency and repeatability: every shipment must match the last one in size, weight, and stitching so their downstream customers never reject a lot. Our repeat-order production records exist for exactly that reason.
Commodity exporters pack rice, wheat, pulses, coffee, cocoa, and other dry cargo in our sacks for international shipment. Their requirements are dictated by the receiving market: ICO sizing for coffee, blue stripe B-Twill for grain tenders, specific marking and origin printing for customs clearance. We produce against the buyer’s destination specification and prepare bale packing suited to container stuffing.
Industrial buyers pack charcoal, sand, minerals, construction materials, and recyclables in heavy GSM sacks built for abrasion and rough handling. For this segment we recommend 300+ GSM B-Twill construction with Herakles sewn seams, which holds seam strength under hook handling and repeated reuse far better than light hessian.
Brands replacing woven polypropylene with natural fiber choose jute because it is biodegradable, renewable, and compostable at end of life. We support these buyers with custom printing, dyed or bleached fabric, and documentation on fiber origin, which helps their own sustainability reporting and retail-facing claims hold up to scrutiny.
Sourcing sacks from Bangladesh is not difficult. Sourcing the same sack twice, on time, at the agreed weight and stitching, is where suppliers fail. Our production system in Pabna is organized around specification control and repeat-order consistency, because a packaging failure at destination costs the buyer far more than the sack itself.
Our factory sits in Pabna, surrounded by Bangladesh's main jute mills and raw fiber markets, 40 km from Mongla port. Buyers deal directly with the manufacturer, not a trading house, which means tighter cost control, faster answers on technical questions, and no specification drift between what was quoted and what gets produced.
GSM, bag weight, porter and shot, seam strength, and mouth finish are checked against the approved sample at three stages: fabric, sewing, and pre-baling. Tolerance limits are agreed before production starts, so acceptance criteria at your destination warehouse are never a matter of interpretation.
Sacks intended for rice, coffee, cocoa, and other food cargo are produced with vegetable oil batching instead of mineral oil, keeping the fabric hydrocarbon-free and odor-neutral. This matters for coffee in particular, where jute batching oil taint is a known cupping defect that roasters test for.
Our minimum order is one 20ft FCL, and our planning works backward from your shipment date: fabric booking, sewing capacity, printing, baling, and container stuffing are scheduled as one timeline. Mixed sizes within a single container are possible, which helps first-time buyers test more than one specification.
We prepare commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate where required, and pre-shipment inspection coordination (SGS, Bureau Veritas, or buyer-nominated agency). Clean documents mean your cargo clears customs without demurrage, which is part of the product as far as we are concerned.
Every approved specification is archived with fabric records, sewing settings, and sample retention. When you reorder six months later, production runs against the same file, not from memory. Wholesalers and distributors stay with us for years because lot-to-lot variation stays inside agreed tolerance.
A clear specification at the start saves two weeks of back-and-forth later. Send whatever you have, even a photo of your current sack, and our team will convert it into a full technical specification and quotation within 24 hours.
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Send sack size, quantity, GSM or bag weight, capacity, stitching, printing, liner needs, and destination port. A sample photo of your current bag works too.
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You get FOB pricing, bale packing details, container loading quantity, lead time, and payment terms in writing, usually within one working day.
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We courier a pre-production sample for your approval. Check size, fabric weight, stitching, mouth finish, and print position before confirming the bulk order.
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Production runs against the approved sample. Fabric, sewing, and finished sacks are inspected for GSM, dimensions, seam strength, and printing before baling.
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Bags are press-packed in ironbound bales, third-party inspection arranged if required, container stuffed, and full shipping documents sent to you before vessel departure.
The minimum order quantity for bulk jute sacks is usually one 20ft FCL, holding about 18,000 to 21,000 standard sacking bags depending on bag weight and bale setup. A 40ft container can hold around 25,000 to 28,800 pieces. Importers can also combine mixed sizes or sack types in one container to test different specifications.
For 50 kg packing, importers usually use 180–220 GSM jute sacks in 40″ × 22″ to 44″ × 26.5″ sizes. For 75 kg packing, heavier hessian or light B-Twill around 250 GSM is suitable. For 100 kg packing, B-Twill sacks at 300 GSM or above with Herakles stitching are commonly used for stronger load performance.
Importers can avoid weak stitching and sack failure by approving a pre-production sample, confirming GSM and porter-and-shot tolerance in the contract, and requiring pre-shipment inspection. Most failures come from low fabric weight, incorrect weave count, or untested seams. Inspection should cover bag weight, size, stitching quality, and seam strength.
Choose plain jute sacks for breathable cargo such as green coffee, paddy, potatoes, and onions. Choose PE-lined or laminated jute sacks for moisture-sensitive cargo such as flour, sugar, spices, minerals, and processed goods. A loose PE liner is useful for basic moisture protection, while full lamination gives stronger barrier performance during longer transit.
The price of jute sacks from Bangladesh depends on GSM, size, bag weight, stitching type, treatment, printing, and order volume. Standard sacking bags are usually quoted on an FOB basis from Mongla or Chattogram port. Since raw jute prices change seasonally, importers should send exact specifications to receive a firm valid quotation.
Rice and grain usually require B-Twill or Binola jute sacks for 100 kg packing. Coffee and cocoa use 60–69 kg breathable plain-weave jute bags, often with food-grade VOT treatment. Potatoes and onions need ventilated hessian sacks. Charcoal, minerals, and rough cargo need heavy 300+ GSM B-Twill sacks with reinforced Herakles stitching.
Bulk jute sack production usually takes 25 to 40 days after sample approval, depending on quantity, printing, size variation, and factory workload. Sea shipment time depends on the destination port and usually starts from Mongla or Chattogram. For urgent orders, standard in-stock sizes may sometimes be shipped faster in partial quantities.
Standard export documents include the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, and certificate of origin. Additional documents can include a phytosanitary certificate, fumigation certificate, food-grade declaration, VOT treatment declaration, and third-party inspection report from SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek, or the buyer’s nominated inspection agency.
Send your sack size, GSM, quantity, printing requirement, and destination port. Our export team replies within 24 hours with firm FOB pricing, container loading details, and lead time. First order or annual supply program, the process starts the same way: with your specification in our inbox.
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