KENAF is the second most important natural fibers next to cotton. Kenaf is a bast fiber crop that has been used for a long time as cordage, ropes, etc. Kenaf, Species: Hibiscus cannabinus, L.Family: Malvaceae, is a warm-season annual fiber crop related tocotton, okra, and hibiscus. It is a fibrous plant that is commercially grown in warm regions for paper production. By making more paper from short rotation fiber crops, more trees can be planted and grown purely for their carbon-sequestering properties. Kenaf also produces an oilseed that has potential for use as a biodiesel feedstock, and the remaining biomass could be used for energy or fuel production. Kenaf hasn't reached its potential as a fiber crop, but shows promise as a high-quality, high-yielding biodiesel crop. We are a leading planter of the “Kenaf” and also exporter of Kenaf long fiber, Kenaf short fiber, Kenaf Cutting fiber which size is 10mm-100 mm and Kenaf core. As a raw materials the captioned natural fiber using now in Thermal Insulation, Acoustic insulation, automotive Industries, Decking and roofing in green building, many kinds of MD type of board, Substitute of wood chip for pulping absorbents and mud additive for petroleum, bio energy, Environment hazardous etc.