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THE BEST IN ECO-FRIENDLYNESS - NATURAL, SUSTAINABLE, ORGANIC, BIODEGRADABLE, REUSABLE, ZERO WASTE.
X-Large size, volume is 33% greater than a paper grocery bag (14" wide x 6" deep x 14" tall), heavy-duty construction for added strength & durability
Organic Canvas front & back panels, single piece Jute sling forms the sides and bottom, padded cotton webbing briefcase style handles for very comfortable hand carrying
Made in India Organic Cotton fabrics, certified according to Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) for Ecology & Social Responsibility.
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Organic Canvas & Jute X-Large Tote & Grocery Bags are made of 55% organic cotton canvas and 45% jute (burlap). Jute is a rain-fed crop that does not require irrigation, chemical fertilizer, or pesticides. Organic cotton does not allow chemical fertilizers or pesticides but does have an irrigation requirement. Since our natural canvas panels are unprocessed, water is spared in washing and dyeing. Jute and organic canvas fibers are also completely bio-degradable and recyclable, making for a very environmentally friendly product. Jute is known as the The Golden Fiber for both its natural golden silky shine and for its importance as a sustainable crop. Plants are grown in warm and wet monsoon climates, during the monsoon season of the Ganges Delta in India and Bangladesh. Fibers are stripped from the bark of the plant and dried. Cultivation takes around 120 days, so it is a highly sustainable crop. Jute is second only to cotton as the most used fiber in the world, due to its affordability and ease of cultivation. Made in India, the durable 11 oz. organic cotton canvas panels are certified according to Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) for ecology & social responsibility. Jute, as a natural native plant, has not been exposed any highly toxic pesticides, fertilizers and processing chemicals, but it has no official organic certification standard. This bag is a great low cost alternative to synthetic fabric bags. Polyester, nylon and polypropylene fabrics are made from oil, NOT natural, NOT sustainable and NOT biodegradable.