Nigeria’s quest to diversify its economy and drive exports of agricultural products have created a huge opportunity for jute bag production in the country, as Nigeria currently spends a whopping $2 billion annually importing the sack.
Jute bag which is made from the fibre of Kenaf- a crop that is
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