Among our offered Standard B-Twill Jute Bags particularly there are sacking bags and burlap Sacks or Hessian Sacks or gunny Sack bags. Particularly, some examples of Twill Sacking Bags are Binola twill bag, B-Twill Bags, L-Twill Jute Bags, and A-Twill Jute bags, etc. Whereas Light Cees Bag, Heavey Cees Bag, DW Hop Bag, DW Nitrate Bag, DW Flour Bag, and DW Salt Bag, etc. are examples of DW Bags or Double Warp bags. On the other hand, a burlap bag or hessian bag produced from hessian cloth comes with plain weave only.

STANDARD B-TWILL JUTE BAG Product Specification
- PRODUCT CODE: T – 101
- PRODUCTS NAME: B-TWILL JUTE BAG
- CAPACITY: 100 KG
- DIMENSIONS: H: 44 X W: 26.5 INCH (112 X 68 CM)
- WEIGHT: 1020 GRAM (2.25 LBS)
- PORTER & SHOT: 6 X 8
- GRADE: NORMAL
- MATERIAL: 100% ECO-FRIENDLY JUTE
- SEWN: MOUTH HEMMED & OVERHEAD DRY SEWN
- PACKING: 300 PCS / EXPORT STANDARD IRONBOUND BALE
- 20′ FT CONTAINER LOADING: 65 BALE = 19,500 PCS
- 40′ FT CONTAINER LOADING: 86 BALE = 25,800 PCS
- MINIMUM ORDER QUANTITY: 10 X 20′ FCL
- HS-CODE: 6305.10.00
- ORIGIN: MADE IN BANGLADESH
Uses of B-Twill Jute Bags
These B-Twill Jute Bags are generally used for Sudan’s main crops, including peanuts (groundnuts), sesame, gum arabic, sorghum, and sugarcane. The main subsistence crops are sorghum and millet, with smaller amounts of wheat, corn, and barley packaging of various agri-commodities as much as viz, Cocoa beans, Coffee beans, Cashew nuts, Peanuts, Shea nuts, Groundnuts, Palm kernels, Grains, Maize, Wheat, Paddy, Rice, Cereals, etc.
Payment Terms
- Proforma Acceptance: After issuing, this Proforma Invoice should be accepted within 24-48 Hours.
- Payment: Advance Payment by SWIFT/ INTERNATIONAL WIRE TRANSFER / TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER.
- Production Lead Time: Generally, 7 – 30 Working days are required after receiving the Advance Payment.
- Shipment: Shipment will be made within 5 – 7 days after receiving Outstanding Payments.
- Partial Shipment: Part Payments and Partial Shipments (Minimum 5 x 20′ FCL) are acceptable.
- Tolerance: Normal Tolerance of +/-5% in Quantity and Weight is acceptable.
- 3rd Party inspection: SGS / INTERTEK / BUREAU VERITAS inspection Report, if required, would be provided at the buyer’s option and cost.
- Charges: All charges outside Bangladesh are from Applicant’s accounts.
Negotiable Documents
- Commercial Invoice
- Bill of Lading (BL)
- Packing and Weight List
- Shipping Marks
- Country of Origin Certificate
- Other Doc.: (By negotiation, i.e: Insurance Certificate, SGS Certificate, GSP Certificate, etc.)
Frequently Asked Questions About Jute Bags
What are B Twill jute bags?
B Twill jute bags are coarse, strong jute sacks made from B Twill fabric with a weight of about 44.5 oz per bag. These bags typically measure 112 cm × 68 cm and are used for packing agricultural products like grains and pulses. They are favored for their durability and moisture resistance.
What are the disadvantages of jute bags?
The main disadvantages of jute bags are their limited water resistance, tendency to degrade in humid conditions, and lower tensile strength compared to synthetic alternatives. Jute can rot if not stored properly, and its coarse texture may not be suitable for delicate items or high-end packaging needs.
Is there a standard for jute bags?
Yes, there is a standard for jute bags. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) defines specifications such as size, weight, stitching, and moisture content under IS 9113 for B Twill jute bags. These standards ensure uniform quality, strength, and suitability for packaging agricultural commodities.
Are jute bags better than PP bags?
The main difference between jute bags and PP bags is material composition and environmental impact. Jute bags are biodegradable and eco-friendly, but less water-resistant. PP (polypropylene) bags are durable, moisture-proof, and reusable, but non-biodegradable. Jute suits are eco-conscious; PP suits are for high-moisture, long-term storage needs.
How many times can a jute bag be used?
A jute bag can be reused 20 to 30 times under normal handling conditions. Its lifespan depends on factors like moisture exposure, load weight, and frequency of use. Proper drying and storage can extend durability, making jute bags a sustainable option for repeated use in packaging or shopping.


