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Sisal
Sisal is a natural and very hard fiber in nature. The botanical name of sisal is Agava sisalana. It is produced in different parts of the world. Sisal fiber is generally used for making rope, twine, paper, cloth, wall coverings, and dartboards. The sisal producing countries are earning huge foreign currency by exporting sisal fiber. Sisal was first cultivated in Brazil on a broad scale. First spinning mills for sisal fiber were also established in Brazil. In the present day, Brazil is the top sisal producing country in the world.
Leading Sisal Producers in the World
The following are the top sisal fiber-producing country name. They are-
- Brazil
- Tanzania
- Kenya
- Madagascar
- China
- Mexico
- Haiti
- Venezuela
- Morocco
- South Africa
In sum, although sisal is a natural fiber it has a positive and negative side for the environment. Sisal farming causes environmental degradation. The effluent from the sisal degradation process is harmful to the environment. In Tanzania, they are planning to use this waste as bio-fuel.
So, that’s all about the sisal fiber-producing country.
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