Nazanin Delavar Trading, LLC
United Arab Emirates. International trading company, active in textiles, marble chips and food products. Suppliers of jute cloth for packaging and geotextile applications, jute webbing, and polythene coated laminated jute fabrics. Also, jute and kenaf fibers.
http://www.delavarco.com/

J. Mackenzie Stewart
Jute, FIBC and polypropylene products, raw jute, jute mill machinery.
http://www.macstewart.co.uk

NCJD. National Centre for Jute Diversification
India. Jute fiber promotion institute, involved in the commercialization of technologies for the manufacture of jute products. Services and support for research, design, development and marketing.
http://goicharters.nic.in/ncjd.htm

BJMC. Bangladesh Jute Mills Corp
Official web site of Bangladesh Jute Mills Coporation ( BJMC )
http://www.bjmc.gov.bd/

Jaikishandass Mall Jute Products Pvt., Ltd
JM Group - A calcutta based Indian manufacturer cum Exporter of all types of Jute Goods like twine, yarns, tubes, bags, webbing, ropes, coils, balls, sackings, hessian cloth etc.
http://www.jmjute.com

CRIJAF. Central Research Institute For Jute & Allied Fibres
India. Government of India run organization for the development of jute cultivation and marketing. Data base of jute. Publications, news and events. List of books and journals.
http://www.crijaf.org/

JMDC. Jute Manufactures Development Council
Jute Manufactures Development Council, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, promots Indian Jute and Jute Productsin indian and Global Market
http://www.jmdcindia.com/

Jute Corporation of India, Ltd
jutecorp.com
http://www.jutecorp.com/

Bangladesh Jute Research Institute
Government institute dedicated to basic and applied research on jute and allied fibers, jute and textile product development, and economic and market research.
http://www.bangladeshgov.org/bjri/index.htm

Jute in India
Homepage of Andrew Ramsay Nicoll and Jimmie Robertson about the jute industry in India, focusing on mills located in East and West Bengal. Lists of jute mills in India and Bangladesh.
http://www.dundee.ac.uk/archives/juteindia.htm