Inside the Largest Banana Stem Factory You've Never Seen Before (Full Process)

Описание: Banana plants are harvested for fruit only once — but what happens to the stem afterward? 🍌
In this episode of Inside the Factory, we reveal how banana stems are transformed into high-value banana fiber, used to create ropes, mats, carpets, handbags, upholstery fabric, and eco-textiles known as banana silk.

Follow the complete journey from farm to factory to consumers as skilled workers extract fibers from banana pseudo stems, wash and dry them, refine and grade the fibers, spin and weave them into fabric, and manufacture premium eco-friendly products. Nothing is wasted — even leftover pulp is reused, making banana fiber one of the most sustainable materials in modern manufacturing.

This is a real factory documentary showcasing eco-friendly production, natural fiber processing, and sustainable manufacturing in a clean, bright, and satisfying visual style. Perfect for fans of How It’s Made, factory tours, industrial ASMR, and green technology.

🌱 What You’ll See in This Video:

Banana stem harvesting at the farm

Banana fiber extraction process

Washing, drying, and fiber grading

Spinning and weaving banana fiber

Banana silk textile production

Handbag, carpet, and upholstery manufacturing

Eco-friendly packaging and global distribution

If you enjoy factory processes, sustainable products, and behind-the-scenes manufacturing, like the video and subscribe to Inside the Factory for more episodes.

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