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                                                               Source: LOK SABHA  

  Import of Raw Jute during 2008-09 has shown declining trend by 66% in quantity and by 55% in value terms.  Import of jute products registered an increasing trend by 23% in quantity and by 47% in value terms as compared to 2007-08.  As per EXIM Policy, import of raw jute and jute products into India has been treated as free items without duty.  Bangladesh has higher availability of superior grades of jute, some of which Indian enterprises are importing for batch-fixing and to help production of better quality yarn and fabrics for value added products.  Import of jute products is resorted to supplement domestic demand. This information was given  by the Minister of State for Textiles, Smt. Panabaaka Lakshmi  in  the Lok Sabha  today,  in a written reply to a question by Shri Badruddin Ajmal.
    
The Minister also gave details of import of jute and jute products during the last three years as given below:



   
                                                                       Qty.   : M.Ton / Value : Rs./Lakhs
 

Period :

  2008 – 2009

    2007 - 2008

2006 - 2007

 

Qty.

Value

Qty.

Value

Qty.

Value

Raw Jute

59,042

8,900.31

1,71,800

19,672.39

94,363

15,031.15

Jute Products

70,935

20,299.48

57,688

13,809.41

60,932

17,162.87

         State-wise production of jute during the last 3 Years is given below:  
          Period: July-June / Area: '000Hectares / Qty: '000 Bales  

     

2006-07

2007-08

2008-09 (Estimated)

State

Area

Production

Area

Production

Area

Production

West Bengal

595

8411

610

8216

584

7900

Bihar

127

1253

131

1251

147

1402

Jharkhand

-

-

-

-

-

-

Assam

58

559

60

657

61

674

Orissa

5

48

6

50

11

104

Uttar Pradesh

-

-

-

-

(0.1)

1

Tripura

1

4

(0.5)

4

1

8

Meghalaya

4

35

4

35

6

50

Nagaland

2

6

3

6

2

21

Others

-

-

 

 

 

 

Total

792

10316

814

10219

812

10160

  
  The Minister further said that the Government of India has  Launched “Jute Technology Mission (JTM)” with effect from 2007-08, spanning a period of 5 years (11th Five Year Plan Period), for overall development of the Jute Industry in the country and promotion of jute and jute products at home and abroad.
  JTM provides for “Setting up of Jute Parks for the Diversified Sector”.  As regards setting up of Jute Parks in NE Region, Expression of interest (EOI) and Detailed Project Report (DPR) were invited through insertions in newspapers allowing extension of time for submission of EOI supported by DPR till 31st October, 2009.  A few EOIs were received against the newspaper insertions, when they were asked to submit DPRs of their proposals.  Since no DPR has been received till date, no proposal could be considered.
  Under the scheme, 4 Jute Parks are to be set up in N.E. States and other Tribal Areas to encourage setting up of such Parks, the minimum land requirement for establishing Jute Parks in N.E. States and other Tribal Areas was reduced to 10 acres land, added the Ministe

  
 

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