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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 08, 2023

jute mills

With jute mills closed, mounting loans weigh on BJMC
Industry

With jute mills closed, mounting loans weigh on BJMC

The textiles and jute ministry recently sent a letter to the finance ministry seeking interest waiver for jute mill loans

Jute yarn rolls are staked inside a Bangladesh Jute Mills in Narsingdi. It is one of the 25 state-run jute factories shut down by the government in July 2020 because of heavy losses and excessive production costs. Photo: TBS
Industry

Leasing process of two state-owned jute mills at a standstill

Seven more jute mills going private
Industry

Seven more jute mills going private

Jute yarn rolls are staked inside a Bangladesh Jute Mills in Narsingdi. It is one of the 25 state-run jute factories shut down by the government in July 2020 because of heavy losses and excessive production costs. Photo: TBS
Industry

Bangladesh jute millers want India to lift anti-dumping duties

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Economy

Workers of 5 closed jute mills in uncertainty over due payments

Five pvt firms picked to run five closed jute mills
Industry

Five pvt firms picked to run five closed jute mills

Rush to lease shuttered govt jute mills to private firms
Economy

Rush to lease shuttered govt jute mills to private firms

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Economy

Govt jute mills likely to go private by 2021

Representational Image. Photo: Collected
Industry

Temporary workers of jute mills not paid dues even 10 months after closure

Picture: Collected
Bangladesh

JS body for reopening closed jute mills

‘Graft, mismanagement responsible for jute, sugar mills’ loss’
Industry

‘Graft, mismanagement responsible for jute, sugar mills’ loss’

Photo: TBS
Industry

High prices put jute exporters in tight corner

Vehicles carry raw jute to and from a market in Jashore. Amid lower production and increased demand, farmers are happy that they are getting higher prices of their produce, once termed the golden fibre of Bangladesh. The photo was taken recently. Photo: TBS
Bazaar

Farmers happy with jute price, millers concerned

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