Best Alternative Of Plastic Straws

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Jute Straws are one of the best alternative of plastic drinking straws, manufactured in India, West Bengal.


Disposable straw
Disposable "Jute Straws"


It is a agricultural matirial and it's made from Jute stem. We are Introducing Jute Straws to the world.


Leading Manufacturer in India

Jute straws are produced in India (West Bengal). We have suitable conditions for growing Jute naturally. But We realized that Jute stick is agricultural by-products and it usually treated as waste in our country. So we decided to change it and prevent wasting of natural resources.

Jute stick straw is the solution when you want to substitute harmful single-use plastic straws with a green item. Our straws come from 100% plant-based materials. The straw is made of Jute stems that is why they decompose naturally.

Jute stick straws are genuinely eco-friendly as we use raw material from renewable resources. We are trying to give a usable substitute to plastic straws.


  1. Uses: Drinking straw (hot/cold drinks,even it can be use as chopsticks).
  2. Hight: 20cm (all sizes are available).
  3. Diameter: 2.5mm to 5.0mm.
  4. Color: Natural.
  5. Matirial: Jute stem.
  6. Average weight of single straw: 1.40gm.
  7. Lasting: Disposable in the open sky in 5 years.

Contact us for Samples (Samples are free)



-:Jute Stick Straws are a suitable replacement of harmful plastic straws:-




Location: West Bengal, India

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