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Common Fund
for Commodities (CFC) funded Project |
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Title: |
Development of Specific Applications of Jute based Non-wovens to
Enable Commercialization (Phase II) (CFC/IJO/13) |
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Total Cost: |
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956,283 |
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Fund
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CFC Grant: USD 756,283
Co-financing
(Netherlands):
USD
200,000 |
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PEA: |
The Textile Consultancy
(TTC),
UK |
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Duration: |
June
1996–1999 |
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Summery of
findings and outcome |
The
project demonstrated that jute can move away from outmoded
wovens into the non-woven growth sector of technical textiles.
As a result of the development and introduction of non-woven
products, eight to ten European plants in Germany, Belgium and
UK are regularly producing non-woven products. The PCR contains
a database of potential customers for non-woven jute products
and of non-woven producers as potential customers for jute
sliver. The project successfully developed and commercialized
products include shoe insole material which meets industry
specifications. Major companies are reported to be interested in
the commercial uptake of the jute-based insoles. |
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