Kudos decide to hand out Jute bags as a promotional marketing campaign at the recent Asiana Wedding Exhibition.
The aim of using a Jute Bag is so less plastic bags are used which of course are harmful to the environment.

Kudos handed out over 1000 Jute Bags at the exhibition, they proved to be very popular.

The bags were produced by www.chaircoverdepot.co.uk who provided these high quality bags.

Blurb on JUTE:

Jute is a natural fibre, and one of the strongest around.

Traditionally farmed, it is grown in similar conditions to organic farming. There is crop rotation, no pesticides and nothing is GM.

It is mainly grown in the Bengal area (India and Bangladesh), and grows fully in 4-6 months.

When the plant is in flower, the jute is harvested, usually between July and October, and goes through a process of retting where the fibres are extracted from within the stalk.

Jute is fully sustainable; it is estimated that there is enough jute in the world to provide everybody in the world with 2 bags per year!

Jute is the second most important vegetable fibre after cotton; not only for cultivation, but also for various uses.

Jute is very versatile, as all of the plant is used:

The fibres are used to make – Bags, Fabrics, Twine/Rope, Paper, Shoes, Carpet backing
The outer is used for firewood, and the leaves are used for food