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I received an email from New Green Mountain Coffee Roasters in Sumner, Washington. This is the 3rd coffee roaster who has contacted me with the exact same problem, how to recycle their burlap bags. I did an article Recycled Burlap for Upholstery which is one way to reuse burlap bags. Hopefully others have some other ideas.
Anyway- Green Mountain Coffee Roasters wants to recycle their burlap bags, so if anyone is interested please contact
Andrew.Hazen@gmcr.com and let him know, you want the burlap.
I have the same question from the same company…so..if you receive any responses on what to do with Green Mountain’s burlap issue can you please e-mail it to me. I am located in Knoxville, TN.
Thanks,
Megan
Hello Megan,
I would like to get my hands on some used burlap bags. How can I found out more info?
Thanks!
Laurie
Hi Laurie,
How much burlap do you want? We have some available depending on what your uses are.
Let me know.
Thank you,
Shelly
I am looking for used burlap sacks to put around firewood. How do I go about locating it?
Thank you
Julie
Try contacting your local coffee shop, most coffee comes in burlap.
Julie, we have used burlap bags but we sell by the ton. How much do you need?
Shelly
I am looking for several tons of burlap bags. Could you tell me how much you sell a ton for. Thanks.
Jason
I don’t sell burlap bags, but perhaps contact your local coffee roaster.
Some landscaping companies use old or torn burlap bags for wrapping root balls when planting trees along the freeways in California. Just another thought for those looking to recycle the bags.
Hi Jason,
We have several tons available for sale at $150/ton (about 1000 bags to a ton). Please call me at 510-494-2060 for more information.
Thanks so much for your inquiry and interest.
Best regards,
shelly
hello all,
i am looking for used jute sacks in any quantity, trucks load of them, if any body has it ,please contact me . if you have a contact for green mountain coffee please forward to me.
thanks
danny
1-416-721-6059- cell
Hello,
I am in need of all the bags you can give away. I volunteer for a brand new botanical garden in Auburn, it’s called Soos Creek Botanical Garden (sooscreekbotanicalgarden.org). We are non-profit and have approx. 20 acres that we are gearing up to open to the public come July 2011. We could really use these excess bags for all sorts of things.
Please email me if you can help – so appreciated!
Trish
Hi Trish,
We have almsot 2 container loads of used burlap/jute bags but have been wet by the rain.
If you are able to use them, please feel free to come and take as much as you can. I can be reached at 510-494-2060. Thank you.
hi iam looking for used burlap coffee load i can
pay $200 MT TON PLEASE CONTACT ME
thank you
salimj5@yahoo.ca
1-905-781-9202
we are exporter and manufacturer of all kinds of gunny burlap bags in large quantity any size any purpose if any one interested please do let me know with your ful specification
rashid mallick
manager export
qualityjuteproducts.ltd
dhaka bangladesh
email: rashid.mallick@qualityjute.com
ph:008801933785282
I have been searching for a site like this forever. I would like to get a hold of about 200 sacks for reacreational and economical use. If u could shoot me an email at ur earliest convenience, I’m really looking forward to hearing from you asap
i have 10 bales approximately 6 tons of burlap coffee bags. we produce about 18 tons a month. looking for anyone interested in buying them. please contact me at 908-839-0660
Hi James,
I am interested in your bags. Are you, about able to load sea containers for export, 40,000 lbs. minimum. What do you want for them? Can you send me photos of the bags and their sizes and how they are cut.
Thank you,
Shelly
510-494-2060
Hi Shelly
I am looking for Used Coffee bags (Colombiabn) Product type:- Sisal. I can buy maximum 100,000 bags at a time
Please mail me on
salimj5@yahoo.ca
Hi, we own a tree nursery in southern California we are looking for burlap bags to use instead of our plastic buckets to ship. Can anyone help us out? Thanks a million! Dave