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06/10/2023 – World Cotton Day

World Cotton Day

Celebrating the importance of cotton

Cotton is the most important natural fibre in the fashion and textile industry. The cultivation of cotton offers a subsistence, if not a basis of life, ... By Editorial staff

01/09/2023 – Bremen Cotton Report

Bremen Cotton Report

Record crop expected

The latest issue No. 33/34 of the Bremen Cotton Report has been published. The main topics are: Bangladesh: Growing apparel exports set to boost 2023/24 ... By Editorial staff

01/09/2023 – Bremen Cotton Report

Bremen Cotton Report

Record crop expected

The latest issue No. 33/34 of the Bremen Cotton Report has been published. The main topics are: Bangladesh: Growing apparel exports set to boost 2023/24 ... By Editorial staff

KW_33_WR_TN_WNG — "It is crystal clear we need to progress to digital labelling for apparel and footwear. The global environment needs it, the industry wants it, and consumers are expecting it,” said IAF Secretary General Matthijs Crietee. © yavdat / stock.adobe.com

21/08/2023 – Advertorial

Advertorial

Review of the industry - week 33/2023

At this point, we present the five most read articles of the past week. The ranking is based on your click behavior on the website. By Sven Ramer

21/08/2023 – Bremen Cotton Report

Bremen Cotton Report

Decrease in cotton production

The latest issue No. 31/32 of the Bremen Cotton Report has been published. The main topics are: USDA predicts an decrease in cotton production, Pakistan ... By Editorial staff

Developments in the international cotton market (China, India and USA). © Irina Sokolovskaya/stock.adobe.com

04/08/2023 – Bremen Cotton Exchange

Bremen Cotton Exchange

Cotton production worldwide

The latest issuo No. 29/30 of the Bremen Cotton Report has been published. The report gives an overview of how China, India and the USA are doing in the ... By Editorial staff

11/04/2023 – Bremen Cotton Report

Bremen Cotton Report

Uzbekistan and Australia with record values

The cotton industry in Uzbekistan continues to grow. In Australia, record areas are being used for cultivation. By Susanne Böhm