Jute Market Reports from WGC – Discover Natural Fibres Initiative

(Updated: March 9th 2023)

WGC stands for Wilhelm G. Clasen who founded his trading company in March 1919, which is still owned and run as a family business today. Clasen built up the firm as a jute trading house. Today business includes for example Sisal from Brazil and East Africa, Coir from Sri Lanka and India, Abaca from the Philippines and Ecuador and many more, as well as yarns and textiles made of natural fibres.

The current Executive Partner and CEO Mr. Peter Clasen is member of the DNFI, and provides the following Jute Market Reports.

Download: Jute Market Report for February 2023

Download: Jute Market Report for January 2023

Download: Jute Market Report for October 2022

Download: Jute Market Report for September 2022

Download: Jute Market Report for November 2021

Download: Jute Market Report for January 2020

Download: Jute Market Report for December 2018

Download: Jute Market Report for July 2018

Download: Jute Market Report for January 2018

Download: Jute Market Report for November 2017

Download: Jute Market Report for July 2017

Download: Jute Market Report for June 2017

Download: Jute Market Report for May 2017

Download: Jute Market Report for March 2017

Download: Jute Market Report for February 2017

Download: Jute Market Report January 2017

Press Release: Jute Market Report for December 2016

Download: Jute Market Report for November 2016

Information provided by: WILHELM G. CLASEN GmbH & Co. KG

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