Transforming Waste
into Sustainable
Solutions
Source premium raw banana fiber from Bangladesh's trusted supplier and exporter. 100% biodegradable, high tensile strength and a silky sheen — the sustainable, eco-friendly alternative to synthetic fibers. Every order quoted individually.
Premium Raw
Banana Fiber
Our Premium Raw Banana Fiber is a high-grade natural lignocellulosic fiber extracted from the pseudostems of the banana plant (Musa species). Known for exceptional durability and natural luster, it's a superior sustainable alternative to synthetic fibers and traditional coarse fibers like jute.
Harvested from agricultural by-products — a zero-waste solution supporting Bangladesh's circular economy while empowering local banana farmers.
Key Features & Benefits
Eco-Friendly
Sourced from post-harvest agricultural waste — no extra land, water, or fertilizers needed.
High Strength
Tensile strength of 500–900 MPa with a Young's modulus of 8–32 GPa — strong enough for composite reinforcement.
Safe & Non-Toxic
Naturally fire-resistant. Free from hazardous chemicals or synthetic coatings.
Zero-Waste Process
Harvested from banana pseudostems — turning agricultural by-products into premium material.
Global Reach
Supplied to textile mills, paper manufacturers, and export buyers worldwide.
Multiple Grades
Grade A, B and C to suit every application - all supplied in the same fiber lengths.
Available Fiber Grades
Three grades to match your exact application — from premium textile-grade to industrial fiber.
Grade APremium-grade fiber. Ideal for fine textiles, "Banana Silk", and high-end paper production.
Grade BMid-grade fiber for home furnishings, handicrafts, and industrial blended products.
Grade CCoarser fiber for rope making, marine applications, and biocomposite reinforcements.
Applications & Usage
Textile & Fashion
Banana Silk fabrics, sarees, blended garments
Home Furnishings
Curtains, table mats, cushion covers
Handicrafts
Baskets, bags, hats, carpets
Industrial Use
Marine ropes, cables, biocomposites
Paper Industry
Archival paper, currency paper, tea bags
Banana Fiber — Common Questions
What is banana fiber?
Banana fiber is a natural cellulosic fiber mechanically extracted from the pseudo-stem of the banana plant (Musa spp.) — the trunk left over after harvest. It is 100% biodegradable, has a silky sheen, and offers high tensile strength (typically 500–900 MPa), making it a sustainable alternative to synthetic fibers.
How much does banana fiber cost?
We quote every order individually rather than publishing a price list, because the rate depends on grade, fiber form, order volume, packaging and destination. Send your requirement through our quote request form, WhatsApp or email and we will reply with a written quotation within 24 hours.
Do you export banana fiber from Bangladesh?
Yes. EcoFiber BD is a banana fiber supplier and exporter based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, shipping to textile mills, paper manufacturers, handicraft makers and industrial buyers worldwide. We provide export-ready grading and packaging.
What are the grades of banana fiber you supply?
We supply three grades: Grade A for fine textiles and banana silk, Grade B for home furnishings, handicrafts and blended textiles, and Grade C for ropes, cordage and biocomposites. All grades are supplied in the same fiber lengths — standard 36 inches (91 cm), with lengths up to 60 inches (152 cm) available.
Can I get a sample before ordering?
Absolutely. We provide samples so you can assess quality before placing a bulk order. Tick the sample option on our quote request form, or message us on WhatsApp, and we will respond within 24 hours.
What is banana fiber used for?
Banana fiber is used in textiles and "banana silk" fabric, eco-friendly paper, ropes and cables, handicrafts, home furnishings, and biocomposite materials. Its strength and biodegradability make it popular across sustainable industries.
Ready to Source
Sustainable Fiber?
Tell us your grade, quantity and destination and we will send a written quotation within 24 hours — by email or WhatsApp. We supply textile mills, paper manufacturers, and export buyers worldwide.