The proposed park will have integrated facilities for spinning, weaving, wet processing for various jute products including diversified items. There will be centralized auxiliary units like raw jute and jute product warehousing and packaging units. A spinning, mackloom, fine yarn, weaving (fine hessian and donnier loom) along with a sacking bag unit will be set up in the park.

The West Bengal government will provide a state capital investment subsidy of 15 per cent on fixed investment and an interest subsidy of 25 per cent on the annual interest liability of the term loan borrowed from banks and FIs for 6 years.

The project will also receive a waiver of electricity duty for 5 years from the date of commercial production. Moreover, there will be reimbursement of electricity charges at the rate of 30 per cent of such charges paid by the project for a period of 5 years from the time of commercial operations.

The proposed jute park will get incentive for employment generation by way of reimbursement of 80 per cent expenditure for paying ESI and EPF of employees for 6 years.

The project will get a refund on stamp duty and registration fee at the rate of 60 per cent on the land acquisition and purchase deals required for the project.

West Bengal is the major supplier of diversified products in the export and domestic markets. Currently the state has 600 units producing diversified products and employing 5000 persons.