In 1995, over 30 countries were reported as producing silk, the two largest silk producers were China producing 54% and India producing 14%.
raw silk
The raw materials that are made out of silk are polyster.
The raw materials for silk come from the tiny creature known as the silk worm, which is the caterpillar of the silk moth Bombyx mori.
Raw silk is harvested from cocoons of silk worms. The cocoons are lowered into hot water, which terminates the worm's use of the cocoon. Then the cocoon is carefully unwound to produce strands of raw silk. Additional processing may take place, depending on the type of raw silk being produced. The worm is disposed of.
The raw material for processing silk is silk worm cocoons, which when unraveled can measure more than 3,000 feet in length.
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From silkworms.
guess that is because the two countries are are endowed with largest area of fertile domestic lands for farming and agriculture comparable only perhaps with Australia . . Plus they have a developed industrial setup to prossess and value augment their raw food items, what else , they are good at marketing and keeping other countries from placing any sort of imbargo on their exports
In an economy, three kinds of producers include primary producers, secondary producers, and tertiary producers. Primary producers extract raw materials from nature, such as farmers and miners. Secondary producers transform these raw materials into finished goods, like manufacturers and artisans. Tertiary producers provide services rather than goods, including retail businesses and healthcare providers.
producers produce goods used by consumer and consumer pays money to producer.simple logic....