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Water Retting
Water Retting

Water Retting

Water retting is the traditional method used for extracting fibres from the stalks of jute

This process involves the immersion of jute stems in water to facilitate the separation of fibres from the non-fibrous material, also known as the hurd or woody core. The retting process typically follows the harvesting of mature jute plants.

Water retting is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly method for extracting jute fibres

The retting process relies on the action of microorganisms, primarily bacteria and fungi, which break down the pectins and lignins that bind the fibres to the hurd.

The retting duration can vary based on environmental conditions such as water temperature, microbial activity, and the desired quality of the jute fibres. It usually takes one to two weeks for the retting process to be completed.

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