EDANA Sustainability Forum 2024: Driving Innovation And Circular Solutions In The Nonwovens Industry

BRUSSELS — October 7, 2024 — EDANA, the global association for the nonwovens and related industries, is excited to announce the EDANA Sustainability Forum 2024, an event that will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to shape the future of sustainability in the nonwovens sector.

This highly anticipated forum, taking place at the prestigious Royal Library of Belgium in Brussels, is designed to address critical topics surrounding sustainability, from circular economy innovations to responsible production practices. It promises to deliver actionable insights and foster collaboration across the nonwovens value chain.

Key highlights:

  • When? November 5-7, 2024
  • Where? KBR – The Royal Library of Belgium, Brussels
  • Registration? Register here

The EDANA Sustainability Forum evolved from EDANA’s Circular Nonwovens Forum and is set to cover all major sustainability topics relevant to the nonwovens industry, including circularity, the bioeconomy, consumer expectations, and natural raw materials.

The three-day event will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions, interactive roundtables, and networking opportunities with industry leaders. Sessions will address topics such as:

  • How the EU Green Legislation will Shape the Nonwovens Industry
  • Navigating Corporate Sustainability and Social Responsibility in the Nonwovens Industry
  • How to Measure your Sustainability Performance
  • Unveiling the Future: Advancements in Durable Nonwovens for Sustainable Solutions
  • How to Make Trustworthy Environmental Claims
  • Fit for a Circular Economy: The Challenges and Opportunities of the Medical Nonwovens Industry

Why Attend?

The EDANA Sustainability Forum offers unparalleled opportunities to:

  • Network: Connect with key players in the nonwovens and sustainability sectors.
  • Learn: Gain insights from industry pioneers and policy influencers.
  • Collaborate: Discover new partners and explore opportunities for advancing sustainability.

Registration: Secure your spot today and be part of the conversation shaping the future of the nonwovens industry! To register, go to: https://www.edana.org/events/edana-sustainability-forum

Posted: October 8, 2024

Source: EDANA — European Disposables and Nonwovens Association

TRSA Celebrates Industry Milestones At 111th Annual Conference And Exchange

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — October 7, 2024 — The Textile Rental Services Association (TRSA) recently held its 111th Annual Conference and Exchange at The Broadmoor September 24-26. The event brought together TRSA members, guests and staff to celebrate and advance the industry.

Left to Right: Milton Magnus, M&B Hangers; TRSA Maglin-Biggie Award Winner Phil Hart, Kannegiesser ETECH; TRSA Operator Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Jim Buik, Roscoe Co., Chicago; and Mark Brim, Brim Laundry Machinery, pose for a picture at the Lifetime Achievement Award Dinner at TRSA’s 111th Annual Conference.

The conference kicked off with a Welcome Reception in The Broadmoor’s courtyard, where attendees enjoyed local Colorado beers, wines, and spirits, along with a variety of hors d’oeuvres. This reception provided an excellent opportunity for TRSA members to network and reconnect with industry peers.

The educational program began the following morning with a keynote session by Jay Samit, who shared his insights on breaking free from the status quo and embracing change. Samit’s presentation highlighted 12 truths for navigating uncertainty and maximizing opportunities, drawing from his extensive experience in transforming the digital landscape.

Attendees then participated in breakout sessions, choosing from topics such as safety excellence, presented by Brian Varner of Safety Solutions for Healthcare, and market growth strategies by Mark Kowalski of Envise Partners LLC. Additional sessions included an industry performance report by Andrew Whittman of Robert W. Baird & Co. and a discussion on organized labor trends in 2024. The day concluded with a creative “Cupcake Clash,” where participants showcased their decorating skills.

The final day featured TRSA’s Annual Business Meeting, focusing on the association’s current projects and the swearing-in of new board members. A panel discussion on succession planning followed. This session featured insights from Bill Evans, retired CEO & chairman of AmeriPride; Patrick Garcia, president, Division Laundry & Cleaners Inc.; Theresa Garcia, COO, Division; and Jim Doro, retired president/owner, Doritex Corp. The panelists discussed the actions they took, or are now planning to take, to maintain their organization’s legacy amid leadership changes.

The final keynote speaker of the conference was renowned drummer and rock n’ roll legend, Kenny Aronoff. He seamlessly blended inherited wisdom with hard-earned expertise, offering valuable lessons for succession planning, both within and beyond family businesses. Aronoff identified the tempo shifts required for effective leadership transitions, whether passing the torch within an organization or entering new arenas. His resilience in the face of challenges inspired others to stay in tune with their goals, even when the rhythm gets complicated. He provided insights into overcoming obstacles, maintaining focus, and creating a unique rhythm of success.

In between sessions, attendees had the opportunity to tour The Broadmoor’s on-premise laundry (OPL), organized by Jim Slatcher of Lavatec Laundry Technology Inc. The OPL handles all manners of hospitality facility services, as well as dry-cleaning and repairs to customers’ garments. The tour included a look at the OPL’s new tunnel washer, which has 10, 132 lb. (60 kg) compartments, a 40 bar press, and four double-batch dryers.

The conference concluded with The Lifetime Achievement Award Dinner, where Jim Kearns, COO of Alsco Uniforms, Salt Lake City, was honored for his term as TRSA Chairman of the Board. Jim Buik, president of Roscoe Co., Chicago, received the Operator Lifetime Achievement Award. Phil Hart, president/CEO of Kannegiesser ETECH, Minneapolis, was honored with the Maglin-Biggie Award, TRSA’s highest award for a supplier partner.

For more information about TRSA and its initiatives, visit TRSA’s website: trsa.org

Posted: October 7, 2024

Source: The Textile Rental Services Association (TRSA)

Verlo Mattress® Announces New Partnership With Culp, Inc. 

MILWAUKEE — October 1, 2024 — Verlo Mattress®, a supplier of customizable, American-made and locally crafted mattresses, today announced an exciting new partnership with Culp Inc. Beginning this fall, Verlo Mattress retail stores nationwide and online will feature Culp manufactured covers for their zipper cover line of mattresses. The zipper cover is a key component of Verlo’s Lifetime Comfort Guarantee, allowing in-home mattress adjustments without the hassle of returning the mattress to the factory, offering an unparalleled level of convenience. This partnership solidifies Verlo’s commitment to comfort, innovation, and working with the best in the industry.

“At Verlo Mattress, we are always striving to offer the highest quality sleep solutions for our customers, and our partnership with Culp allows us to enhance our product offerings with world-class fabrics and innovative designs,” said Dirk Stallmann, president of Verlo Mattress. “Culp’s high-performance materials and technical knowledge align perfectly with our commitment to providing customizable and durable products that ensure a better night’s sleep.”

Culp is known for producing cutting-edge fabrics and covers that combine innovative design with advanced performance. The company’s focus on environmentally mindful production processes further supports Verlo’s commitment to quality and environmental responsibility. Culp’s offerings are designed to be durable, comfortable and breathable, providing an exceptional foundation for Verlo’s customizable mattresses and bedding products.

The new partnership will feature Verlo’s zipper cover mattress models, delivering a superior sleep experience through advanced technology, comfort and durability.

“Culp is excited to partner with Verlo Mattress in creating a new level of comfort and innovation for consumers,” said Tommy Bruno, president of Culp Home Fashions. “With our shared dedication to quality and craftsmanship, we look forward to bringing our responsibly made, high-performance products to Verlo’s loyal customer base.”

Posted: October 7, 2024

Source: Verlo Mattress®

TreeToTextile And Lenzing Join Forces For Next-Generation Cellulose Fibers

STOCKHOLM — October 7, 2024 — The Austria-based Lenzing Group has invested in Sweden-based fiber company TreeToTextile to accelerate development of a new renewable and resource efficient cellulose fiber for textile and nonwoven applications. The fiber aims to replace part of the cotton fiber market and help the industry reduce its environmental footprint significantly1.

“We are both proud and excited to have the leading global cellulose fiber producer join us on our journey to produce renewable and resource-efficient fibers with low environmental impact,” said Dr. Roxana Barbieru, CEO of TreeToTextile. “Scaling innovation requires time and knowledge, and we are fortunate to have the strong support from our current owners H&M Group, Inter IKEA Group, Stora Enso and LSCS Invest. Now with the additional expertise and sustainability leadership of our new shareholder Lenzing Group, our speed to market will increase significantly, to reach our ambitious goals and become an important player in the textile industry.”

Ever since TreeToTextile AB was established in 2014 by the Swedish entrepreneur Lars Stigsson, TreeToTextile’s mission has been to develop and commercialize a new, renewable and resource efficient cellulose fiber, that not only minimizes environmental impact by reducing chemical use and conserving water and energy, but also stands out in the market with its cost-effectiveness and enhanced fiber properties. The development of the fiber has been supported by its owners and strategic partners, H&M Group, Inter IKEA Group, Stora Enso and LSCS Invest. To accelerate the next phase of the company, Lenzing Group is joining with more than 85 years of experience in scaling new fiber technologies.

The Lenzing Group has a revenue of 2.52 billion euros, approximately 8,000 employees and production sites and sales representation in more than ten countries. Its nominal fiber production capacity is 1,110,000 tons and the company is behind the well-known trademarks of TENCEL™, LENZING™ ECOVERO™, VEOCEL™ and REFIBRA™.

“We are excited about TreeToTextile’s award-winning technology and production process, which further reduces environmental impact, promotes the transition to a more sustainable future and is fully in line with our corporate strategy,” said Rohit Aggarwal, CEO of the Lenzing Group. “This partnership is a significant investment and a sign of Lenzing’s relentless commitment to innovation by combining the power of its own innovation engine with a strong strategic cooperation approach. We look forward to contributing our expertise to TreeToTextile’s mission”

TreeToTextile was established in 2014 by Swedish entrepreneur Lars Stigsson, H&M Group and Inter IKEA Group, with the objective to develop and commercialize a more sustainable process for man-made cellulosic fiber. In 2016, the first fiber-volumes were produced and in 2017 an initial proof of concept was developed. Stora Enso joined in 2019, and in 2021, the announcement of the establishment of a Demo plant at Stora Enso’s former premises in Nymölla, was communicated. The investment has been supported by the Swedish Energy Agency and the Demo plant was inaugurated in 2023. In June 2024, the first bale of fiber was produced in the Demo plant, followed by continuous strong development in the different process steps.

The agreement is pending merger control and regulatory approval from relevant authorities.

Posted: October 7, 2024

Source: TreeToTextile AB

Piana Sleep Partners With Woodstock Furniture And Mattress Outlet To Carry Groundbreaking And Sustainable Rinnovo Mattress In-Store

CARTERSVILLE, Ga. — October 7, 2024 — Piana Sleep, a division of Piana Technology dedicated to pushing the mattress industry forward through sustainability and breakthrough innovation, is proud to announce it has partnered with Woodstock Furniture and Mattress Outlet to bring the Rinnovo mattress to five locations in the Atlanta area. Piana Sleep’s Rinnovo mattress is elevating expectations of what sustainable luxury can look like in the bedding industry.

Piana Sleep Partners With Woodstock Furniture And Mattress Outlet To Carry Groundbreaking And Sustainable Rinnovo Mattress In-Store

“The quality of the Rinnovo mattress, as well as the fit and feel, is very distinctive and special. The patents that Piana has obtained and the application of that technical expertise into a unique product like Rinnovo solves many of the problems that consumers have today,” said Brian Aaron, executive vice president at Woodstock Furniture and Mattress Outlet. “We are thoroughly impressed with Piana’s history of innovation and the forward-thinking to help solve an industry-wide concern of sustainably made products.”

Started in 1988, Woodstock Furniture and Mattress Outlet prides itself on its friendly, laid-back environment, hands-on customer service, and unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction. The retailer is well known for its hard-working, knowledgeable furniture and mattress experts, cementing them as a fixture in the local Atlanta community with a loyal customer base.

“We are very happy to partner with such a well-respected local retailer,” said Silvia Galasso, executive vice president of Piana Sleep. “Woodstock has a fantastic team that deeply cares about their community. For years, they have been facilitating mattress recycling for the beds they take back. They have always been ahead of the curve on that. We knew it would be a great fit with our commitment to sustainability and to alleviating the landfill problem in the US.”

The Rinnovo mattress blends foam and Piana’s transformative V/SMART fiber technology to create a more sustainable and uniquely comfortable mattress. V/SMART’s groundbreaking design includes the company’s Molecular Printing technology that infuses molecular compounds into materials tailored to deliver countless health benefits, such as active cooling, aromatherapy, antimicrobial and dust-mite protection, sleep and mood enhancers, and much more – producing an unparalleled and deeply restful night’s sleep.

The Rinnovo highlights Piana Sleep’s devotion to minimizing waste, reducing its carbon footprint, and conserving energy in the bedding industry. The Rinnovo mattress is made using Piana recycled technology, resulting in up to 46-percent fewer CO2 emissions and up to 52 percent less energy to make than an equivalent all-foam mattress. And it is up to 31 percent lighter.

The Rinnovo mattress is available for purchase in select Woodstock Furniture and Mattress Outlets starting immediately.

Posted: October 7, 2024

Source: Piana Technology

Sustainea, Primient Join Forces To Establish Largest U.S. Bio-MEG (Monoethylene Glycol) Facility In Lafayette, Indiana

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — October 7, 2024 — Sustainea and Primient announced a co-location partnership for the supply of corn dextrose from Primient’s facility in Lafayette, Ind., to Sustainea’s first Bio-MEG (monoethylene glycol) plant. Sustainea’s planned facility represents an investment of around $400 million and will produce a renewable, plant-based alternative to petroleum-based MEG.

Sustainea and Primient Join Forces to Establish Largest U.S. Bio-MEG Facility in Lafayette, Indiana. Photo — Business Wire

Sustainea is a company created with the ambition to be the global leader in Bio-MEG, which can be used as a drop-in product, delivering high quality and functionality while significantly reducing the carbon footprint. Primient is a leading manufacturer of plant-based ingredients and industry leader in producing high-quality, low carbon dextrose. Adding Primient’s feedstock to Sustainea’s Bio-MEG plant, will significantly reduce the need for traditional fossil-based plastics by producing bioproducts for beverage bottles, food containers, apparel, and footwear.

Gustavo Sergi, CEO of Sustainea, said: “This partnership marks a significant step forward in building one of the largest sustainability ventures globally. Primient has proven to be a strategic partner and long-term ally, with notable operational synergies and shared values. The high energy efficiency and low-carbon dextrose produced at the Lafayette plant will uniquely position Sustainea’s products for both sustainability and competitiveness. This announcement greatly serves our customers who will benefit from decarbonizing an ever-growing PET [polyethylene terephthalate] market.”

Jim Stutelberg, CEO of Primient, said: “We chose a co-location partnership with Sustainea due to our aligned vision and mission, and because Sustainea’s Bio-MEG has a very strong value proposition in today’s marketplace. The selection of Lafayette is a validation of Primient’s industry-leading low carbon footprint, enabled by our investments in co-generation capabilities to transition production entirely away from the use of coal. Our collaboration with Sustainea is a great example of Primient truly living our vision of building a better future through plant-based solutions. By integrating Primient and Sustainea’s strengths, we are driving biobased innovation and filling the void for renewable, plant-based solutions.”

With enthusiastic support from the state of Indiana and the city of Lafayette, the agreement was influenced by the region’s strong infrastructure, existing transportation networks and supportive local policies. Groundbreaking is set to begin after conclusion of engineering and final investment decision, with production expected to start in 2028.

Posted: October 7, 2024

Source: Sustainea and Primient

UNTUCKit Unveils Fall 2024 Commercial, Celebrating Effortless Style And Confidence For Every Man

NEW YORK CITY — October 3, 2024 — UNTUCKit, the brand known for revolutionizing men’s casual style with its signature “Shirts Designed To Be Worn Untucked,” is thrilled to unveil its Fall 2024 commercial. With a clear, powerful message — “We Just Make Guys Look Better” — the spot captures the moment men discover how UNTUCKit’s head-to-toe styles offer the perfect fit and effortless style.

The creative was led by Patrick O’Neill, chief creative of PTO Creative and former TBWA\CHIAT\DAY executive creative director, and directed by Ian Karr of IKA Productions. The spot recreates an UNTUCKit fitting room, showcasing the “a-ha” moment when men realize UNTUCKit is designed with them in mind. The diverse casting highlights men of all shapes and sizes, reflecting the brand’s inclusive fit system that ensures everyone can find their perfect style.

The commercial invites viewers to experience the ease of getting dressed with UNTUCKit. With minimal shrinkage and consistent sizing across the collection, every shirt delivers that “just-right” feeling—day after day. The spot also features appearances from the brand’s executives, including the vice president of Marketing, vice president of IT and Systems, and the director too.

“Creating a space where guys of all shapes and sizes can feel confident and comfortable has always been our mission,” said Chris Riccobono, UNTUCKit’s founder, who also makes a fun cameo at the end of the commercial. “We offer more than 30 size and fit combinations because we believe every man deserves styles that fit perfectly. Size inclusivity in men’s fashion doesn’t get enough attention — and we’re here to change that.”

Posted: October 7, 2024

Source: UNTUCKit

 

UNIVERSAL FIBERS® Expands Partnership With Forbo Flooring Systems

BRISTOL, Va. — October 7, 2024 — Universal Fibers is excited to announce the launch of Forbo Flooring Systems’ New Tessera Topology, the first collection in their Evolve+ series, using Thrive® matter yarn from Universal Fibers®.

Thrive matter is the lowest carbon footprint yarn in the industry, made from 100-percent solution-dyed nylon 6 with 90-percent recycled content. This innovative yarn, paired with Forbo’s lean production processes, results in carpet tiles with more than 75-percent recycled content and a very low embodied carbon (less than 1.5kg CO2 per square meter). The collection is manufactured in facilities using 100-percent renewable energy, including both electricity and biogas, reinforcing Forbo’s commitment to reducing environmental impact.

Donna Hannaway, head of Marketing UK and Ireland at Forbo Flooring Systems, said: “As a manufacturer, sustainability is extremely important to us at Forbo. Our core values are Renewability, Transparency and Circularity, and as such we’re always looking for ways to adapt and evolve our product portfolios in line with this, as well as to meet modern sustainability requirements. This means we are constantly developing new ways for architects and specifiers to incorporate environmentally friendly finishes into their projects, as with this new collection.”

In addition to its environmental benefits, Tessera Topology offers a sophisticated, contemporary aesthetic. The collection features a geometric pattern that balances linear angles with organic textures, creating a unique and versatile design that brings warmth and character to any interior space. Designed and manufactured in the United Kingdom, Tessera Topology is available ex stock, making it ideal for office refurbishments and other fast-track projects. The collection also meets stringent indoor air quality standards, such as Indoor Air Comfort Gold and GUT certification, ensuring a healthier environment for end users.

Available in collection of beautiful neutral tones and muted accent, such as the subtle beige of Pebble Tangent and the earthy green of Willow Inverse, Tessera Topology provides an ideal solution for a wide range of projects. The tiles come in a standard 50x50cm format, so can be easily integrated with other products from Forbo’s existing Tessera range, offering endless design possibilities.

Forbo’s Tessera carpet tiles can be installed adhesive free using IOBAC MagTabs™, allowing them to be easily removed and reused or recycled, supporting a circular economy. Forbo is also proud to have recently entered into partnership with the Salvation Army Trading Company, supporting it’s Take Back scheme and furniture shops with donations of reusable carpet tiles.

Universal Fibers are delighted that Tessera Topology marks a significant step forward in Forbo’s sustainability journey and is the first in the company’s Evolve+ series, a product line dedicated to enhanced sustainability and innovation in carpet tile manufacturing.

Phil Harmon, president of Universal Fibers, shared his thoughts on the collaboration: “Our work with Forbo has enabled the creation of an industry-leading product that aligns perfectly with the evolving demands of sustainability in the carpet tile industry. We are thrilled to see Thrive matter, our most sustainable fiber yet, contribute to Forbo’s sustainable vision.”

Posted: October 7, 2024

Source: Universal Fibers Inc. — A Bussiness Unit of Universal Fiber Systems LLC

NATIVA™ Begins First Harvest Of Regeneratively Farmed Cotton In Greece On World Cotton Day

HAMBURG, Germany — October 7, 2024 — The harvest of NATIVA™’s first crop of regeneratively farmed cotton begins on World Cotton Day — October 7, 2024. The world!s leading supplier of regeneratively farmed luxury fibers, NATIVA™ announced the introduction of cotton to its offer at the beginning of 2024.

Planted at the beginning of the spring in Messolonghi, Greece, by a collective of NATIVA farmers including a mother and son partnership, NATIVA’s debut crop of cotton has finally ripened and opened thanks to the blazing Mediterranean sun.

Working with regenerative cotton founding partner, Nafpaktos Textile Industry SA, every step from the cultivation to the fiber processing and yarn making takes place in Greece – resulting in a farm to fiber cycle fully accomplished within the EU and complying with EU standards in labor and environmental conservation rights.

“We are so pleased to harvest our first crop of regeneratively grown cotton,” said Maria Estrada, NATIVA Global director. “From planting the seed to picking a bumper crop of the finest quality, our goal of positively impacting the supply chain through regenerative farming is becoming a reality thanks to our wonderful partners. It is kismet for it all to happen on World Cotton Day.”

NATIVA!#s Regenerative Agriculture Program protects the land by bettering soil quality, safeguards crops by ensuring soil health, and supports farmers and local communities by improving their livelihoods. These multidisciplinary efforts further result in greater water quality and increased CO2 capturing levels. Measured over a five-year period, NATIVA aims to achieve a 20-percent increase of organic materials (natural nutrients) in the soil through its regenerative agricultural practices. This is supported by a 25-percent reduction in pesticides, with an eventual goal of zero pesticide use throughout time, and the effective eradication of tillage.

All NATIVA Cotton incorporates NATIVA Blockchain technology, which digitally tracks and logs every step of the fiber’s journey.

NATIVA is honored to introduce its farmers by name and to collaborate with premium partner brands such as Stella McCartney, Gucci, Pangaia and COS as part of their NATIVARegen™ program.

Posted: October 7, 2024

Source: NATIVA

World Cotton Day: Cotton Made In Africa Celebrates World’s Top Natural Textile Fiber On October 7

HAMBURG, Germany — October 7, 2024 — Around 25 million people worldwide are employed in the production of cotton, including four million in Africa South of the Sahara alone. Thirty percent of African cotton is verified by Cotton made in Africa (CmiA). As a sustainability standard under the Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF), CmiA is committed to improving both the environmental impact of fibre production and the living conditions of almost one million small-scale farmers in Africa; as an organisation, it is representing these interests at this year’s World Cotton Day Conference in Cotonou, Benin.

Cotton made in Africa (CmiA) cotton, Photo — Martin Kielmann for Cotton made in Africa

World Cotton Day was established at the initiative of the four cotton-producing countries collectively known as the C4: Benin, Burkina Faso, Chad, and Mali. In 2021, the United Nations proclaimed 7 October the annual World Cotton Day. Under the motto “Cotton for Good”, World Cotton Day focusses on the diverse benefits of cotton and its crucial role in the sustainable development of many countries in the Global South. Organised by the World Trade Organization (WTO), the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), and the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC), this year’s conference will be the first to span two days, October 7-8, as well as the first to be held in a cotton-producing country, Benin.

Together with other experts, members of the AbTF team will lend their expertise to three panels at the conference to represent the urgent concerns of small-scale cotton farmers. Particularly noteworthy is that Bagoudou Bougnon Koto, a small-scale farmer who grows CmiA Organic cotton in Benin, will join Alexandra Perschau, the head of standards and outreach at the Aid by Trade Foundation, on a panel called “Women’s Empowerment in the Cotton Value Chain”, thereby bringing a small-scale farmer’s perspective directly to the international stage.

“Women play a crucial role in cotton cultivation, and we have made significant progress in achieving equality between women and men thanks to CmiA and the requirements of our standard,” said Perschau. “Access to training and education is crucial to ensuring equal opportunities for women. It is also important that existing social norms and barriers no longer act as obstacles. CmiA is committed to continue questioning and changing these structures so that every woman can develop her full potential.”

All team members’ panel appearances will reflect at least one shared concern: that small-scale cotton cultivation is under existential threat. As reported in Klimareporter, for instance, people in Africa are responsible for less than ten percent of climate change, but they nonetheless bear the brunt of its effects. These include destroyed crops and devastated livelihoods as well as catastrophic droughts, floods, pest infestations, and the spread of plant diseases.

Together with experts from the spheres of industry, academia, and public interest, AbTF will call for farmers to be offered support with building up a new, more resilient form of cotton cultivation in Africa. Only by alleviating the impact of climate change and ensuring that cotton cultivation remains attractive for future generations of small-scale farmers can the world guarantee the long-term supply of cotton to its markets.

Posted: October 7, 2024

Source: The Cotton made in Africa initiative (CmiA)

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