Jute; second only to cotton as the most widely used natural fiber.

Sustainable reinforcement for concrete has newly discovered benefits

By American Chemical Society Subhasish B Majumder, Ph.D., or Prof. Basudam Adhikari—— Bio and Archives--January 16, 2013

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Fashionable people may turn up their noses at jute — the cheap fiber used to make burlap, gunny sacks, twine and other common products — but new research is enhancing jute’s appeal as an inexpensive, sustainable reinforcement for mortar and concrete. The study appears in ACS’ journal Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.

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