Ludlow Jute Mills was founded in 1921 by the Ludlow Corp. of Ludlow, Massachusetts, United States. Now owned by Kankaria family and has continued to be a trailblazer in the development of jute products and the jute industry in India.
At Ludlow, we take pride in innovation. In addition to the traditional applications of jute, such as fabrics for packaging, we have created and perfected products such as special yarn, scrim, and the jute soil saver. An innovation by Ludlow, “soil saver,” our registered trademark, has now become a generic term for soil erosion control.
Our production capacity
Spinning up to 150 metric tonnes of jute yarn per day, ranging 4.8 lbs to 500 lbs. We can make upto 8 ply yarn.
Producing up to 2.3 million metres of hessian fabric per month, between 10 cm and 320 cm wide in GSMs ranging from 80 to 724.
Weaving up to 220,000 metres of leno weave fabric per month, between 250 cm and 508 cm wide in GSMs ranging from 44 to140.
Making up to 90,000 metres of felt (non-woven) fabric per month, between 50 cm and 200 cm wide in GSMs ranging from 250 to 1000.
Processing up to 650,000 metres of fabric per month in the dyeing, bleaching, and stiffening plant.
Manufacturing as many as 325,000 Shopping Bags/LifeStyle Products per month.
Producing up to 7 million sacking bags per month, both food grade and non-food grade, as per buyers’ specifications.
We also have our own in-house research and innovation department, where our experts constantly study and help improve our raw materials, our processes, and industry practices.
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