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Indian Jute Mills Association
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Indian Jute Mills Association
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ijma.org
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The Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA) is a Kolkata-headquartered, non-profit trade association founded in 1884 that serves as the recognized apex body for India's composite jute-milling industry. It represents 37 member mills — including units of Birla Corporation, Gloster Ltd., Budge Budge Company, Cheviot Company, and Shaktigarh Textile & Industries — and provides them with industry statistics, central and state-government liaison, research coordination through IJIRA (which IJMA established in 1943), labor-relations support, and trade advocacy. Day-to-day operations run through a 14-member elected Committee and a small secretariat led by a Director General, with current Chairman Shri Raghavendra Gupta (2025-26).

IJMA's core deliverables are information products and institutional services rather than commercial offerings. Its product surface is dominated by monthly and annual statistical publications — Monthly Summary of Jute & Gunny Statistics, Monthly Statistical Memo, Industry at a Glance, Raw Jute Statistics, Government B.Twill order data, Jute Goods production/export statistics, World Jute data, and country-commodity export datasets — distributed via ijma.org, monthly bulletins, and a CD database. The association also maintains labour data (CPI, minimum wages, tripartite agreements) and a regulatory library of jute-specific Acts, Rules and Policies.

Commercially, IJMA functions as a subscription-funded trade body funded by membership dues from its 37 composite jute mills; it does not sell jute products directly. Its represented industry operates under the Jute Packaging Materials (Compulsory Use in Packing Commodities) Act, 1987, which mandates jute bags for foodgrain packaging by the Food Corporation of India and state procurement agencies — generating industry turnover of approximately INR 10,000–12,000 crores (~$1.2–1.45B). Export channels serve international buyers of Hessian cloth, sacking, carpet backing cloth, yarn, and floor coverings. The association has no proprietary software or AI product; its technology footprint is a content website, periodic PDF bulletins, and a member portal.

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The Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA) is a Kolkata-based, 1884-founded non-profit trade association serving as the apex body for India's 37 composite jute mills, providing industry statistics, government liaison, research coordination, and policy advocacy across the jute packaging and export sector.

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jute industry association, jute mill representation, jute statistics publications, trade association services, industry advocacy liaison
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  • Textile Mills313
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  • Services-Management Services8741
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Industry Trade Association
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1Membership Services
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IJMA functions as a trade association funded by membership dues from 37 composite jute mills. It provides industry advocacy, statistical services, research coordination, and liaison with central and state governments.

ijma.org
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IJMA is a non-profit trade association that represents 37 composite jute mills in India. It provides industry advocacy, comprehensive statistical publications on jute production, exports, and pricing, facilitates liaison with central and state governments, and coordinates research through the Indian Jute Industries' Research Association (IJIRA). Its primary outputs are membership services, data products (Monthly Statistical Memo, Industry at a Glance), and policy advocacy supporting the Indian jute sector.

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  • Industry turnover of approximately INR 10,000-12,000 crores
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The Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA) is an apex industry association representing 37 composite jute mills in India, not a product company with commercial offerings. IJMA operates a website portal providing access to industry statistics, government notifications, labor data, and research publications. The association's primary offerings include the Monthly Summary of Jute & Gunny Statistics, Monthly Statistical Memoranda on raw jute and jute goods, Industry at a Glance reports, and detailed statistics on raw jute, Government B.Twill orders, jute goods production and exports, and world jute data. These data products serve member mills, government bodies, and industry stakeholders for market analysis and policy-making.

Product and service9 records
1IJMA Industry Portal (Official Website)
CategoryIndustry Portal / Membership Service
Description

Official IJMA website and industry portal providing access to jute industry statistics, reports, government notifications, labor data, acts/rules/policies, committee information, member directory, and member login services for member mills and stakeholders.

2Monthly Summary of Jute & Gunny Statistics
CategoryStatistical Publication
Description

Book-format monthly publication containing comprehensive statistical data on jute and gunny (jute bags) including production figures, exports, prices, and market information. Published for member mills and industry stakeholders.

3Monthly Statistical Memo
CategoryStatistical Publication
Description

Monthly statistical memorandum providing raw jute data, despatches of jute goods, production and stock figures for the Indian jute industry. Distributed to member mills and industry stakeholders for market intelligence.

4Industry at a Glance
CategoryStatistical Publication
Description

Annual statistical summary providing an overview of industry metrics including number of spindles, worker counts, jute cultivation area, farmer involvement, and industry turnover for the Indian jute sector.

5Raw Jute Statistics
CategoryStatistical Publication
Description

Comprehensive statistical data on raw jute including crop production, area cultivated, stock and consumption figures, supply and distribution, minimum support prices, average prices at Kolkata, and import data from Bangladesh.

6Govt. B.Twill Data
CategoryStatistical Publication
Description

Government B.Twill jute bag ordering data, pricing information for 50kg bags, and government orders for Rabi and Kharif seasons for foodgrain packing. Tracks mandatory jute bag procurement under JPMA.

7Jute Goods Statistics
CategoryStatistical Publication
Description

Production data for jute goods including Hessian, Sacking, Yarn and others, along with export and internal consumption despatches and average market prices for the Indian jute sector.

8World Jute Statistics
CategoryStatistical Publication
Description

Global jute production, export, import, and apparent consumption data covering India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar and other major producing countries. Provides international market intelligence for member mills.

9Export Statistics
CategoryStatistical Publication
Description

Country-wise and commodity-wise export value data for jute goods from India, including Hessian Cloth, Sacking, Carpet Backing Cloth, Yarn, and other jute products. Tracks export performance of the Indian jute industry.

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Partnership8 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Government regulatory body overseeing jute industry. IJMA maintains regular liaison with Jute Commissioner for policy implementation, production control orders, and market regulation. Located at CGO Complex, Salt Lake City, Kolkata.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Government undertaking for jute procurement and price support. JCI purchases jute at Minimum Support Price to ensure farmers receive fair prices and supplies to mills. IJMA proposed directing excess stocks to JCI during 2026 crisis.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Statutory body under Ministry of Textiles for promotion and development of jute industry. IJMA collaborates with NJB for industry events, workshops, and promotional activities.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Research institute established by IJMA in 1943 (originally as IJMA Research Institute). Conducts research on jute technology, product development, and quality improvement. IJMA has historically funded IJIRA research and infrastructure.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Counterpart organization in Bangladesh. IJMA engaged with BJMA regarding trade issues when Bangladesh restricted raw jute exports from September 8, 2025, impacting Indian mills.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Association representing jute balers in the supply chain. IJMA has ongoing discussions and disputes with Balers' Association regarding stockholding policies and price stabilization measures.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Central ministry overseeing textile and jute industry policy. IJMA regularly engages with the ministry on issues including raw jute crisis, MSP, JPMA extensions, and industry development.

8International Jute Study Group (IJSG)
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

International organization based in Dhaka, Bangladesh working on jute sector development. IJMA participates in global jute industry data sharing and policy coordination.

ijma.org
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Peers8 records
1International Jute Study Group
TypeDirect peer
Description

IJSG is an intergovernmental body based in Dhaka that coordinates global jute sector development, data sharing, and policy alignment. IJMA is a participating member, making IJSG a direct international peer in the same industry body ecosystem.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

CITI is the broad-based industry body representing India's entire textile and apparel sector. While it covers a much wider category than IJMA, it operates in the same trade-association function (policy advocacy, statistics, government liaison) and addresses overlapping member concerns around textile policy and trade.

TypeDirect peer
Description

BJMA is the counterpart national trade body for composite jute mills in Bangladesh, the largest competing jute-producing country. It is highly comparable to IJMA in mandate (industry advocacy, statistics, government liaison) and member profile, and the two bodies actively engage on cross-border raw jute trade issues.

TypeOthers
Description

JCI is a government undertaking that procures raw jute at Minimum Support Price and supplies to mills. As a government buyer in IJMA's supply chain, JCI is a closely related ecosystem participant with overlapping objectives around farmer welfare and mill raw material supply.

TypeOthers
Description

TEXPROCIL is an export promotion body for Indian cotton textiles, operating under a similar promotional-and-statistical mandate as IJMA. It is comparable as a fellow textile sub-segment trade body and addresses related fiber-industry export competitiveness issues.

TypeOthers
Description

IJIRA is the dedicated research institute for jute, originally founded by IJMA in 1943. As a closely affiliated R&D body serving the same industry, it is a comparable ecosystem participant that IJMA helps govern and fund.

TypeOthers
Description

NJB is the statutory body under India's Ministry of Textiles responsible for promotion and development of the jute sector. It complements IJMA's advocacy role with government-backed development, R&D, and promotional functions, making it a closely related ecosystem participant.

8Pakistan Jute Mills Association
TypeRegional player
Description

PJMA is the trade body representing jute mills in Pakistan, a smaller but established regional jute-producing country. It is comparable to IJMA in mandate and member profile, and operates in a different geography serving a related jute industry.

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Indian Jute Mills Association

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The Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA) is a Kolkata-based, 1884-founded non-profit trade association serving as the apex body for India's 37 composite jute mills, providing industry statistics, government liaison, research coordination, and policy advocacy across the jute packaging and export sector.

What Indian Jute Mills Association does

The Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA) is a Kolkata-headquartered, non-profit trade association founded in 1884 that serves as the recognized apex body for India's composite jute-milling industry. It represents 37 member mills — including units of Birla Corporation, Gloster Ltd., Budge Budge Company, Cheviot Company, and Shaktigarh Textile & Industries — and provides them with industry statistics, central and state-government liaison, research coordination through IJIRA (which IJMA established in 1943), labor-relations support, and trade advocacy. Day-to-day operations run through a 14-member elected Committee and a small secretariat led by a Director General, with current Chairman Shri Raghavendra Gupta (2025-26).

IJMA's core deliverables are information products and institutional services rather than commercial offerings. Its product surface is dominated by monthly and annual statistical publications — Monthly Summary of Jute & Gunny Statistics, Monthly Statistical Memo, Industry at a Glance, Raw Jute Statistics, Government B.Twill order data, Jute Goods production/export statistics, World Jute data, and country-commodity export datasets — distributed via ijma.org, monthly bulletins, and a CD database. The association also maintains labour data (CPI, minimum wages, tripartite agreements) and a regulatory library of jute-specific Acts, Rules and Policies.

Commercially, IJMA functions as a subscription-funded trade body funded by membership dues from its 37 composite jute mills; it does not sell jute products directly. Its represented industry operates under the Jute Packaging Materials (Compulsory Use in Packing Commodities) Act, 1987, which mandates jute bags for foodgrain packaging by the Food Corporation of India and state procurement agencies — generating industry turnover of approximately INR 10,000–12,000 crores (~$1.2–1.45B). Export channels serve international buyers of Hessian cloth, sacking, carpet backing cloth, yarn, and floor coverings. The association has no proprietary software or AI product; its technology footprint is a content website, periodic PDF bulletins, and a member portal.

Indian Jute Mills Association firmographics

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Name
Indian Jute Mills Association
Legal name
Indian Jute Mills Association
Website
https://ijma.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1884
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
The Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA) is a Kolkata-based, 1884-founded non-profit trade association serving as the apex body for India's 37 composite jute mills, providing industry statistics, government liaison, research coordination, and policy advocacy across the jute packaging and export sector.
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Where Indian Jute Mills Association is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Kolkata
HQ country
India
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Asia

Offices1 record

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Indian Jute Mills Association business model

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GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
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Personnel, Operations, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Services: IJMA functions as a trade association funded by membership dues from 37 composite jute mills. It provides industry advocacy, statistical services, research coordination, and liaison with central and state governments.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Indian Jute Mills Association product offering

Product offering

Core offering

IJMA is a non-profit trade association that represents 37 composite jute mills in India. It provides industry advocacy, comprehensive statistical publications on jute production, exports, and pricing, facilitates liaison with central and state governments, and coordinates research through the Indian Jute Industries' Research Association (IJIRA). Its primary outputs are membership services, data products (Monthly Statistical Memo, Industry at a Glance), and policy advocacy supporting the Indian jute sector.

Product overview

The Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA) is an apex industry association representing 37 composite jute mills in India, not a product company with commercial offerings. IJMA operates a website portal providing access to industry statistics, government notifications, labor data, and research publications. The association's primary offerings include the Monthly Summary of Jute & Gunny Statistics, Monthly Statistical Memoranda on raw jute and jute goods, Industry at a Glance reports, and detailed statistics on raw jute, Government B.Twill orders, jute goods production and exports, and world jute data. These data products serve member mills, government bodies, and industry stakeholders for market analysis and policy-making.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • IJMA Industry Portal (Official Website) Official IJMA website and industry portal providing access to jute industry statistics, reports, government notifications, labor data, acts/rules/policies, committee information, member directory, and member login services for member mills and stakeholders.
  • Monthly Summary of Jute & Gunny Statistics Book-format monthly publication containing comprehensive statistical data on jute and gunny (jute bags) including production figures, exports, prices, and market information. Published for member mills and industry stakeholders.
  • Monthly Statistical Memo Monthly statistical memorandum providing raw jute data, despatches of jute goods, production and stock figures for the Indian jute industry. Distributed to member mills and industry stakeholders for market intelligence.
  • Industry at a Glance Annual statistical summary providing an overview of industry metrics including number of spindles, worker counts, jute cultivation area, farmer involvement, and industry turnover for the Indian jute sector.
  • Raw Jute Statistics Comprehensive statistical data on raw jute including crop production, area cultivated, stock and consumption figures, supply and distribution, minimum support prices, average prices at Kolkata, and import data from Bangladesh.
  • Govt. B.Twill Data Government B.Twill jute bag ordering data, pricing information for 50kg bags, and government orders for Rabi and Kharif seasons for foodgrain packing. Tracks mandatory jute bag procurement under JPMA.
  • Jute Goods Statistics Production data for jute goods including Hessian, Sacking, Yarn and others, along with export and internal consumption despatches and average market prices for the Indian jute sector.
  • World Jute Statistics Global jute production, export, import, and apparent consumption data covering India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar and other major producing countries. Provides international market intelligence for member mills.
  • Export Statistics Country-wise and commodity-wise export value data for jute goods from India, including Hessian Cloth, Sacking, Carpet Backing Cloth, Yarn, and other jute products. Tracks export performance of the Indian jute industry.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Industry turnover of approximately INR 10,000-12,000 crores
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Companies that use Indian Jute Mills Association

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Indian Jute Mills Association technology and API

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Indian Jute Mills Association partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Office of the Jute CommissionercoreOthersGovernment regulatory body overseeing jute industry. IJMA maintains regular liaison with Jute Commissioner for policy implementation, production control orders, and market regulation. Located at CGO Complex, Salt Lake City, Kolkata.
  • Jute Corporation of India Ltd (JCI)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGovernment undertaking for jute procurement and price support. JCI purchases jute at Minimum Support Price to ensure farmers receive fair prices and supplies to mills. IJMA proposed directing excess stocks to JCI during 2026 crisis.
  • National Jute Board (NJB)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStatutory body under Ministry of Textiles for promotion and development of jute industry. IJMA collaborates with NJB for industry events, workshops, and promotional activities.
  • Indian Jute Industries' Research Association (IJIRA)coreTechnology or IntegrationResearch institute established by IJMA in 1943 (originally as IJMA Research Institute). Conducts research on jute technology, product development, and quality improvement. IJMA has historically funded IJIRA research and infrastructure.
  • Bangladesh Jute Mills Association (BJMA)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorCounterpart organization in Bangladesh. IJMA engaged with BJMA regarding trade issues when Bangladesh restricted raw jute exports from September 8, 2025, impacting Indian mills.
  • The Jute Balers' AssociationcoreOthersAssociation representing jute balers in the supply chain. IJMA has ongoing discussions and disputes with Balers' Association regarding stockholding policies and price stabilization measures.
  • Ministry of Textiles, Government of IndiacoreOthersCentral ministry overseeing textile and jute industry policy. IJMA regularly engages with the ministry on issues including raw jute crisis, MSP, JPMA extensions, and industry development.
  • International Jute Study Group (IJSG)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerInternational organization based in Dhaka, Bangladesh working on jute sector development. IJMA participates in global jute industry data sharing and policy coordination.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Indian Jute Mills Association competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • International Jute Study Group: IJSG is an intergovernmental body based in Dhaka that coordinates global jute sector development, data sharing, and policy alignment. IJMA is a participating member, making IJSG a direct international peer in the same industry body ecosystem.
  • Bangladesh Jute Mills Association: BJMA is the counterpart national trade body for composite jute mills in Bangladesh, the largest competing jute-producing country. It is highly comparable to IJMA in mandate (industry advocacy, statistics, government liaison) and member profile, and the two bodies actively engage on cross-border raw jute trade issues.

Broad incumbents

  • Confederation of Indian Textile Industry: CITI is the broad-based industry body representing India's entire textile and apparel sector. While it covers a much wider category than IJMA, it operates in the same trade-association function (policy advocacy, statistics, government liaison) and addresses overlapping member concerns around textile policy and trade.

Others

  • Jute Corporation of India Ltd: JCI is a government undertaking that procures raw jute at Minimum Support Price and supplies to mills. As a government buyer in IJMA's supply chain, JCI is a closely related ecosystem participant with overlapping objectives around farmer welfare and mill raw material supply.
  • The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council: TEXPROCIL is an export promotion body for Indian cotton textiles, operating under a similar promotional-and-statistical mandate as IJMA. It is comparable as a fellow textile sub-segment trade body and addresses related fiber-industry export competitiveness issues.
  • Indian Jute Industries' Research Association: IJIRA is the dedicated research institute for jute, originally founded by IJMA in 1943. As a closely affiliated R&D body serving the same industry, it is a comparable ecosystem participant that IJMA helps govern and fund.
  • National Jute Board: NJB is the statutory body under India's Ministry of Textiles responsible for promotion and development of the jute sector. It complements IJMA's advocacy role with government-backed development, R&D, and promotional functions, making it a closely related ecosystem participant.

Regional players

  • Pakistan Jute Mills Association: PJMA is the trade body representing jute mills in Pakistan, a smaller but established regional jute-producing country. It is comparable to IJMA in mandate and member profile, and operates in a different geography serving a related jute industry.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles21 records

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Frequently asked questions about Indian Jute Mills Association

What does Indian Jute Mills Association do?

IJMA is a non-profit trade association that represents 37 composite jute mills in India. It provides industry advocacy, comprehensive statistical publications on jute production, exports, and pricing, facilitates liaison with central and state governments, and coordinates research through the Indian Jute Industries' Research Association (IJIRA). Its primary outputs are membership services, data products (Monthly Statistical Memo, Industry at a Glance), and policy advocacy supporting the Indian jute sector.

Is Indian Jute Mills Association a public or private company?

Indian Jute Mills Association is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Indian Jute Mills Association founded?

Indian Jute Mills Association was founded in 1884. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Indian Jute Mills Association based?

Indian Jute Mills Association is headquartered in Kolkata, India, in the Asia region.

How does Indian Jute Mills Association make money?

One revenue line is on record: membership Services.

Who are Indian Jute Mills Association's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are International Jute Study Group and Bangladesh Jute Mills Association. Confederation of Indian Textile Industry is listed as a broad incumbent. Others are Jute Corporation of India Ltd, The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, Indian Jute Industries' Research Association and National Jute Board. Pakistan Jute Mills Association is listed as a regional player.

Does Indian Jute Mills Association have an API?

No public API is recorded for Indian Jute Mills Association.

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BusinessLineRaw jute prices down nearly 50% in Bengal since July, industry questions market quotationsRaw jute prices in West Bengal crashed by nearly 50% between July 9 and August 1, 2026, with the TD-5 grade benchmark falling from ₹18,300 to ₹9,100 per quintal, raising concerns over the integrity of the price-fixing mechanism for government jute packaging material. The Indian Jute Mills Association has alleged that published quotations by the Jute Balers' Association are not reflective of actual market trades and do not account for higher prices mills actually pay in ready delivery contracts. The dispute centers on the JBA's methodology, which serves as the primary reference for the jute commissioner's office in determining the monthly fair price of government jute gunny bags.Business StandardIndustry leaders congratulate Suvendu Adhikari on taking oath as Bengal CMSeveral prominent industry leaders, including RPG Group chairman Sanjiv Goenka and ITC chairman Sanjiv Puri, congratulated Suvendu Adhikari on being sworn in as Chief Minister of West Bengal on Saturday. Business leaders expressed optimism about the state's growth prospects under the new leadership, with Goenka calling it a "historic moment" and ITC reaffirming its commitment to socio-economic development in the state. The Bharat Chamber of Commerce and former Indian Jute Mills Association chairman also welcomed the transition, describing it as a new chapter for industrial resurgence and employment generation in Bengal.The Times of IndiaBalers' association opposes IJMA's proposal to ban jute stockholding, writes to CentreThe Jute Balers' Association has written to the Union Textile Ministry opposing the Indian Jute Mills Association's proposal to ban stockholding of raw jute, arguing it would disrupt the supply chain and hurt farmers' interests. The IJMA had sought the ban to address unprecedented raw jute prices that have led mills to cut production and cause job losses. The balers' body contends that stockholding restrictions would create market volatility and concentrate raw material control in the hands of mills, urging consultations with all stakeholders before any decision.Business StandardBalers' body opposes IJMA move to ban jute stockholding, writes to CentreAn association of jute balers has opposed the Indian Jute Mills Association's (IJMA) proposal to ban stockholding of raw jute, arguing that such a ban would disrupt supply and harm farmers. The jute balers' group contended that such restrictions would cause market volatility and negatively impact the entire jute value chain.The Times of IndiaRaw jute crisis: IJMA hopeful after meeting with Union textiles ministerThe Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA) met with Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh on Sunday to address a raw jute supply crisis, proposing that traders' raw jute stock limits be reduced to zero by March 31 with compulsory liquidation to mills or the Jute Corporation of India. The association reported that despite adequate crop estimates, 25-30 lakh bales remain withheld by traders and intermediaries, artificially driving prices to Rs 13,000 per quintal and forcing mill closures with nearly one lakh workers at immediate risk. The ministry indicated it would consider extraordinary time-bound regulatory intervention and prepare strict action against speculators ahead of the RMS 2026-27 season.BusinessLineRaw jute prices continue to rule firm despite Indian govt cutting stock-holding limitsThe Indian government's decision to reduce jute stock-holding limits for traders and balers has failed to cool raw jute prices, which remain firm amid supply concerns. Bangladesh's export ban on raw jute from September 2025 triggered abnormal price escalation from ₹60,000 to ₹1,10,000 per tonne by December, with the Office of the Jute Commissioner issuing production control orders despite earlier recommendations to suspend them. The Jute Balers Association argues the price surge is demand-driven rather than hoarding-related, with financially stronger mills outbidding smaller competitors.BusinessLineRaw jute prices continue to rule firm despite Indian govt cutting stock-holding limitsThe Indian government reduced stock-holding limits for traders and balers in an attempt to cool overheated raw jute prices, but mills remain compelled buyers due to a production control-cum-supply order (PCSO) for about 1.90 lakh bales for January 2026 delivery, keeping the market tense. Raw jute prices, which peaked at ₹1,10,000 per tonne in December following Bangladesh's export ban from September 8, 2025, have only marginally softened to around Rs 12,600 per quintal. The Jute Balers Association contends the price surge is demand-led rather than hoarding-led, with financially strong mills aggressively cornering stocks and pricing out weaker competitors.Business StandardJute mills group seeks ban on private raw jute trading from April 1The Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA) has urged the Indian government to ban private raw jute trading from April 1 to control prices and ensure fiber availability. The association claims that stocks have decreased significantly, causing mill shutdowns and job losses, and proposes that excess stocks be tendered to the Jute Corporation of India at fixed prices.BusinessLineIJMA seeks ban on private raw jute trading from April 1The Indian Jute Mills Association has urged the Centre to ban private raw jute trading after March 31, 2026, to address spiralling prices that have reached ₹13,000 per quintal for South Bengal TDN-3 grade, with mill stocks declining by 1.25 lakh bales in December 2025 alone. The association claims several mills have shut down or drastically cut production, rendering over 75,000 workers jobless, and proposes that traders liquidate stocks by March 31 before the proposed ban takes effect. IJMA suggested that the balance 25-30 lakh bales be tendered to the Jute Corporation of India for supply to mills, to stabilise prices and ensure jute bag availability for the Rabi Marketing Season 2026-27.The Times of IndiaIndian Jute Mills Association seeks ban on private raw jute trading - The Economic TimesThe Indian Jute Mills Association has urged the Centre to ban private raw jute trading after March 31, 2026, to address spiraling prices that have surged to Rs 13,000 per quintal for South Bengal TDN-3 grade, with mill stocks declining by 1.25 lakh bales in December 2025 alone. The association claims several mills have shut down, rendering over 75,000 workers jobless, and proposes that remaining traders liquidate stocks by the deadline, after which private trading would become illegal. IJMA suggests the balance quantity of the 25-30 lakh bales held by traders be tendered to the Jute Corporation of India for supply to mills, aiming to stabilize prices and secure jute bags for the Rabi Marketing Season 2026-27.