Cotton and jute exports contribute significantly to a country's economy by generating foreign exchange earnings, supporting local farmers, and creating employment opportunities in the textile and agricultural sectors. These exports enhance trade balances and promote sustainable agricultural practices, particularly with jute as a biodegradable fiber. Additionally, they help diversify agricultural products, reducing dependency on a single crop and improving resilience against market fluctuations. Overall, cotton and jute exports foster economic growth and rural development.
Agricultural goods are the main export of the US.
The U.S. encourages domestic companies to export because
Oil fuels - the number one export for the US in 2011, by value, was gasoline and diesel fuel.
I'm not really sure around this but i think we export some of our major beer brands like Carlsberg and Tuborg to the US.
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Cotton
china uses their cotton yarndomestically
They could no export their cotton because of the US Naval blockade
The plant which is known as jute plant is named after the product it gives us which is jute
The cotton gin helped us by making it easier for slaves to produce cotton.
Citrus, Pineapples, fruit and vegetables, cotton, tobacco, rice, corn,
Jute is made from plant fibre not animals
Cotton plants provide fiber used to make clothes. The soft fibers are harvested from the cotton bolls, spun into yarn, and then woven into fabric to create various types of clothing. Cotton is a widely used natural fiber in the textile industry.
we get profit by export in many ways.
Cotton represented a majority of American export to china and the rest of the world. For such a valuable resource many people were caught in a crossfire of financial greed. Just as silk proved the most valuable to china, cotton proved the most valuable to America.
It has been grown for over 300 years in the US. Mostly because its used for clothing and that means less stuff we need to import and more we can export.
The number 1 US export is currency - the US dollar.