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Jute is also often
called burlap. The fiber comes from the same bast plant family
as hemp, linen, flax and ramie do. Mesta, or Kenif, botanically
known as Hibiscus Cannabinus, is also grown in contiguous areas
as a textile fiber and is mixed with jute to produce the fabrics
you see.
Today it is being
recognized as being as exciting as its cousins: hemp, linen,
flax and ramie. If you are looking to make strongly
individualistic statement you may wish to discuss the special
fabrics we have developed for our value added customers. Ask
about our Juton developments.
Put your logo on
one of these and you have a walking billboard for years to come!
Especially if you are focusing on the younger segments.
At Kope, we wish to be recognized as a bunch of nice
folks who are willing to put in the effort to serve you well. We are willing to do what it takes to deserve
your goodwill.
It shall
certainly be a pleasure to hear from you. So if you'd like to
write to me, send me an email on
info@kopeinitiatives.com
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