Bangladesh Invented Bioplastic Jute Poly Bag and International Market Potentials

  • Pavel S
  • Supinit V
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Abstract

In one minute, one million plastic bags are in use around the world and in Europe, plastic carrier bags are produced 3.4 million tons in a year and average European uses about 500 plastic bags per year that takes 100s of years to degrade and not only contaminates the environment but also directly impairments many living organisms. Bangladeshi scientist invented jute poly bag using jute cellulose that is bio-degradable and bio-plastic in nature, which is substitute of conventional poly bag. It will play a significant role in concern with environment, temperature, air, soil and sea pollution as well as the opportunity to retain the glory of Bangladeshi jute in international market and farmers to keep smile. In the paper, we will analyze international marketing strategy, product positioning, competitiveness and potentiality in international market through SOWT, marketing mix & porter’s five forces analysis. Our observation that newly invented jute biodegradable poly bag will gain market share in international plastic & bioplastic industry as well as the potential market for exporting all over the world and especially in Europe and North America. Bangladesh has both absolute and comparative advantages in producing jute poly bags.

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Pavel, S., & Supinit, V. (2017). Bangladesh Invented Bioplastic Jute Poly Bag and International Market Potentials. Open Journal of Business and Management, 05(04), 624–640. https://doi.org/10.4236/ojbm.2017.54053

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