Last month the price of white sugar for May delivery on the London Commodity Exchange soared to near six-year highs, in part because of a shortage of sugar packed in jute bags.
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They are packed in tea chests, paper sacks and jute bags, and are marketed mostly through the Public auction System, private and consignment sales, Exports and Direct Sales either in original or blended form.
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Some of the wheat, often protected only by porous jute bags and black plastic tarpaulins, is rotten; even official estimates concede that 200, 000 tons are " damaged, " with the real total probably far higher.
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Traditionally exported in jute bags, over the last decade, beans are increasingly shipped in " mega-bulk " parcels of several thousand tonnes at a time on ships, or in smaller lots around 25 tonnes in 20-ft containers.
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On 21 August 2012, a jute bag of diplomatic mail, stamped " On Indian Government Service, Diplomatic Mail, Ministry of External Affairs ", was recovered by a mountain rescue worker and turned over to local police in Chamonix.
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So many times I had enjoyed with my wife the privilege of kneeling on the old, patched jute bags which served as a carpet, next to the woman who drenched the thirst of the poor in India and the universe with the Gospel.
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By environmental persuasion, even now it is possible to increase the use of jute bags instead of polythene bags within the country . Marketing of jute goods abroad is extremely competitive and jute substitutes have been a real threat to jute for the last 25 years.
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If the area is a cauldron of novel ideas, it may also be because " we're so far behind that we're ahead, " remarked Charity Clark, a University of Vermont student working part-time at Simply Better, an environmentally oriented store selling " tree-free " notebooks made from hemp and kenaf paper, jute bags, un-petroleum jelly, organic eye-rests and the like.
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On Tuesday night, the two friends, along with 30 ethnic Russians who had bought jute bags full of sweaters and jeans and dresses for sale in the markets of Bishkek, their hometown in Kazakstan, had checked in for the Kazak plane's return flight at the New Delhi airport when they were told that the plane had crashed here about 50 miles west of the capital.
