A worker carries a bundle of jute at a large jute market in Panchgarh district, Bangladesh, July 31, 2015. Jute is considered as the "golden fiber" in Bangladesh. China and India have made a comeback in Bangladesh for jute as people realized the extent of the damage to the environment of plastics and other synthetic substitutes. (Xinhua/Shariful Islam)

Workers are seen busy at a large jute market in Panchgarh district, Bangladesh, July 31, 2015. Jute is considered as the "golden fiber" in Bangladesh. China and India have made a comeback in Bangladesh for jute as people realized the extent of the damage to the environment of plastics and other synthetic substitutes. (Xinhua/Shariful Islam)

A worker throws a bundle of jute at a large jute market in Panchgarh district, Bangladesh, July 31, 2015. Jute is considered as the "golden fiber" in Bangladesh. China and India have made a comeback in Bangladesh for jute as people realized the extent of the damage to the environment of plastics and other synthetic substitutes. (Xinhua/Shariful Islam)

Workers work at a large jute market in Panchgarh district, Bangladesh, July 31, 2015. Jute is considered as the "golden fiber" in Bangladesh. China and India have made a comeback in Bangladesh for jute as people realized the extent of the damage to the environment of plastics and other synthetic substitutes. (Xinhua/Shariful Islam)