Barnet Announces Partnership With The Filament Factory(TFF) For Sales And Distribution Of TFF Yarns In North America Featuring The Recently Launched EcOPET

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — February 17, 2021 — Barnet — a global manufacturing, recycling, and trading company, specializing in a wide range of fibers, polymers and yarns — recently formed a partnership with Germany-based The Filament Factory (TFF) for the sales and distribution of its yarns in North America.

TFF recently launched a new product line and makes a significant contribution to the protection of ecology and sustainability.

With the signing of the certified manufacturing agreement with the cooperation partner CiCLO®, TFF starts the production of a new product group Ec0PET.

In this product line, TFF uses Ciclo’s proprietary technology to accelerate the biodegradation process of the polyester (PET).

The CiCLO additive technology is an inherent upstream solution that allows polyester fibers to degrade similarly, even better, than natural fibers such as wool. With the use of this novel technology, the biodegradation process is accelerated, which in turn contributes to the reduction of plastic waste in landfills and plastic pollution from man-made microfibers in our oceans.

The long-term tests according to ASTM D5511 and ASTM D6691 in aerobic (seawater) as well as anaerobic environments (sewage sludge and landfill, respectively) show a biodegradation of more than 90 percent after a short period of time, while a standard PET hardly degrades significantly.

At the same time, ongoing research shows that Ec0PET exhibits no strength degradation after one year under normal storage conditions.

“Our unique process ensures permanent and uniform embedding of the additive in the polymer matrix, so we can also use this highly innovative technology for virgin PET or r-PET,” said Yasar Kiray, business development manager, TFF.

The properties of the new high-performance functional multifilaments are comparable to current PET filament yarns. Strengths of 60 cN/tex with elongation at break of 20.0 percent and free shrinkage values (180°C; 15min) below 4 percent are achieved, enabling the production of textiles with special properties. In addition, individual customer requirements can be tailor-made.

Due to the two-step manufacturing process, the properties, such as shrinkage, specific strength/elongation are extremely constant.

Applications for these new Ec0PET high tenacity filament yarns may include, in particular, exhibition stand construction, nets, advertising banners, retail products, packaging, ropes, shoe and apparel industries, and many more.

The new yarn family will be available in titers from 76 dtex up to 6600 dtex and will also be offered with twist >S/Z60 depending on requirements.

For more information on Filament Factory yarns visit thefilamentfactory.de. For contact information visit www.barnet.com

Posted February 17, 2021

Source: William Barnet & Son LLC

Delta Galil Announces Strategic Partnership With Retail-Tech Solutions Provider ByondXR

TEL AVIV — February 18, 2021 — Delta Galil Industries Ltd., the global manufacturer and marketer of branded and private label apparel products for men, women and children, as well as leisurewear, activewear and denim, has launched a strategic partnership with retail-tech Solutions Provider ByondXR to integrate its new web software solutions. The partnership will enable Delta Galil to elevate its virtual platform, including its digital showrooms and remote sales capabilities, using ByondXR’s unique technology.

Isaac Dabah, CEO of Delta Galil, said: “Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we are absolutely reliant on the fastest, most dynamic and advanced remote technologies. So, it is essential that we find the highest-quality solutions to ensure our company can maintain its competitive edge and continue to deliver the innovative products our customers have come to expect. We are very pleased to have partnered with a leader like ByondXR, whose technology effectively addresses our need to create exceptional online visual presentations, while reducing product delivery costs and saving time.”

Over the past year, Delta Galil has utilized ByondXR’s solutions to streamline and expedite its sales cycle, present remotely, reduce sample production, and easily update catalogs and styles in real time. The technology enables Delta Galil to create virtual showrooms that allow sales reps to quickly personalize the journey for each buyer and shorten time to market. Additionally, the technology fully integrates with Browzwear’s VStitcher 3D design software, also used by Delta Galil, allowing the creation of 3D models that can be easily accessed throughout the sales journey.

“We are delighted to have partnered with Delta Galil, a company that has embraced the values of innovation and dynamism,” said Noam Levavi, CEO of ByondXR. “We believe that ByondXR will become the corporate standard for B2B sales and help the company grow its business with its various clients.”

ByondXR’s platform includes visual cloud-based tool sets that allow buyers to instantly view entire collections. Buyers can then interact with line sheets and individual products and build their own assortments and order lists. ByondXR’s analytical engines track buyer behavior to allow showroom optimization and gather relevant insights about seasonal collections and interest from various buyers.

ByondXR was founded by Noam Levavi and Eran Galil with a goal to help brands, retailers and wholesalers transform into the 3D digital era and create immersive selling experiences that increase engagement and conversion.

Posted February 18, 2021

Source: Delta Galil Industries

TRSA Releases EIU-Powered Textile Services Market Analysis: United States, Canada

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — February 18, 2021 — Forecasts for linen, uniform and facility services growth in critical demand sectors in the wake of COVID-19 economic turmoil highlight Textile Service Market Analysis: United States and Canada. This report excerpts from the Economist Intelligence Unit’s (EIU’s) recent TRSA-commissioned global study to guide the industry’s investment, expansion and strategic decision making worldwide.

Demand for the past five years and the five going forward is quantified for textile services from the construction, energy (oil and gas), healthcare, hotel and manufacturing sectors. The Analysis portrays the combined impact of shifts these businesses and anticipates influence of other demand generators and supply factors on the industry, such as corporate consolidation, automation, product line diversification and sustainability.

U.S. and Canada overall industry profiles forecast annual growth rates for each sector and contrast these with overall national economic growth projections. Sectors’ projected gross value added (output) and employment growth are factored into demand assessments for flat linen and workwear. Recommendations are offered for technology investment, sustainable practices adoption, vertical integration and market specialization.

Key players in each country are identified. Conscious and informative assessment and insight are provided into four U.S. and Canadian public companies: Aramark Corp. (Philadelphia), Cintas Corp. (Cincinnati), K-Bro Linen Systems (Edmonton) and UniFirst Corp. (Boston).

EIU is the research and analysis division of The Economist Group, sister to The Economist newspaper. A world leader in global business intelligence, EIU helps businesses, the financial sector and governments understand how the world changes, creating opportunities to be seized and risks to be managed.

To purchase Textile Service Market Analysis: United States and Canada or Global Textile Services Market Analysis (covers all continents and provides detailed forecasts for 13 countries), visit www.trsa.org/store.

Posted February 18, 2021

Source: TRSA

Braskem Supplies I’m Green™ Bio-Based EVA For New Dansko Footwear Line

PHILADELPHIA — February 17, 2021 — Braskem today announced the launch of Dansko’s new line of ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) clogs made with more than 50 percent of Braskem’s renewable I’m green™ carbon negative EVA biopolymer.

Mark Nikolich, Braskem America CEO, commented, “As the largest polyolefins producer in the Americas, Braskem is focused on partnering with clients that share our commitment to advancing the manufacture of more sustainable products with our I’m green portfolio of eco-friendly materials. Our relationship with Dansko exemplifies this, as they introduce their new Kane clog which is made from over 50 percent Braskem’s I’m green bio-based EVA.  I’m green offers the same features of a conventional resin, such as flexibility, lightness and resistance, while helping support renewably sourced materials and reducing carbon emissions in the fight against global warming.”

Dansko’s new “Kane” footwear offers consumers a new lightweight clog that is perfect for everyday wear. The Kane clog is the first Dansko product to be made with over 50 percent of Braskem’s carbon negative I’m green bio-based EVA. This new clog provides excellent shock absorption and features a removable foot bed, which incorporates Dansko Natural Arch® technology for added support. The new spring 2021 casual shoe is eye-catching and durable as well as being lightweight and comfortable. The channeled outsole provides both durability and long-lasting wear. The Kane is easy to clean and the uppers are perforated for ventilation, making them the perfect shoes for indoor and outdoor summer activities. The Dansko “Kane” clog can be purchased online www.dansko.com/kane-blue-eva-clog.

Jim Fox, CEO of Dansko, stated, “Dansko shoes are for people who strive to get the most from life. We make shoes that are simply good for your feet-all day, every day-in a range of styles that are just right for you. Our new Kane clog is constructed from materials you can feel good about.  Braskem understands the lifestyle focus of our business and the I’m green material is ideal for this new product.”

Braskem’s I’m green bio-based EVA is sustainably produced from sugarcane, a renewable source that contributes to the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by CO2 capture. For those who want to adopt Green EVA into a new product concept, it is ideal for use in footwear, toys, general foams and much more. Braskem’s Green EVA benefits include:

  • Renewable Source — Sustainably sourced and produced from sugarcane, a renewable raw material.
  • Drop-in Solution — Replaces the conventional resin without investments in new machinery for plastic transformation.
  • Recyclable — Green EVA can be recycled/reused in the same stream already developed for conventional EVA.

The I’m green brand represents Braskem’s sustainable portfolio, aligned with its commitment to the circular economy and features bio-based and recycled products. The goal is to combine innovation with sustainable development to achieve a better impact on the planet and society. Since its initial launch, Braskem’s I’m green sustainable portfolio of chemicals and polymers has expanded and now includes a range of solutions made from post-consumer plastic waste as well as responsibly sourced bio-based materials including green EVA, all reflecting Braskem’s commitment to innovation and the advancement of the Carbon Neutral Circular Economy.

Posted February 17, 2021

Source: Braskem

J.Crew Announces All Cashmere Sweaters To Be Produced Using Good Cashmere Standard® Certified Cashmere; A First-Of-Its-Kind Commitment Among U.S. Retailers

NEW YORK CITY — February 17, 2021 — J.Crew today announced that 100-percent of all cashmere sweaters and non-apparel pieces from the newly launched Spring 2021 collection and onwards, will be produced using The Good Cashmere Standard® (GCS) certified cashmere, a first-of-its-kind commitment among U.S. retailers.

GCS was developed by the Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF), a non-profit organization aiming to improve the welfare of cashmere goats, the lives of farmers and farming communities, and the environment in which they live. Through its partnership with GCS, J.Crew is not only able to guarantee a sustainable cashmere supply chain but can also provide full traceability for certified cashmere pieces.

J.Crew also announced it is extending its partnership with the Sustainable Fibre Alliance (SFA) to empower women herders in Mongolia to improve their economic and social standing. The SFA promotes the sustainable production of cashmere, minimizes environmental impact, ensures high animal welfare, and safeguards herder livelihoods.

As part of its multi-year program with J.Crew, the SFA will support nearly 1,000 female herders (and their households) in Mongolia and will focus on the following areas:

  • Education: Female herders will be trained on how to better negotiate trades and contracts, handle cash, make decisions and secure higher economic returns for their cooperative.
  • Financial Incentives: Incentives will be provided to herding cooperatives that include females as their members and have a least one woman in their decision-making structure, and to those that develop social safety nets and offer collective support for vulnerable female-led families.
  • Fibre Sorting Program: Increased economic return for female cooperative members will be achieved through a fibre sorting program, which will create the opportunity for the herders to sell higher quality fibre at a premium price.

Posted February 17, 2021

Source: J.Crew

Brooklyn Bedding Breaks Ground On New Manufacturing Facility And Corporate Headquarters

PHOENIX — February 17, 2021 — U.S.-based mattress manufacturer and retailer Brooklyn Bedding officially launched plans to expand its footprint in its home state, breaking ground today on a new state-of-the art manufacturing facility and corporate headquarters in Glendale, Ariz. The 648,165-square-foot building will be located on 42.8 acres at the crossroads of West Bethany Home and 52nd Avenue. At present, the company employs more than 250 employees in the Phoenix valley. With the completion of the new build slated for December of 2021, owner John Merwin hopes to add up to 150 employees over the next two years.

Family owned since 1995, Brooklyn Bedding originated with Rob Merwin delivering mattresses direct to customers’ homes in a refurbished Wonder Bread truck. Subsequently joined by his brother John, the Merwins then evolved their business by learning every aspect of mattress engineering — accumulating raw materials and equipment as they could afford them to build their own brand and passing on the savings to customers through a direct-to-consumer retail model. Recognizing the limits of brick-and-mortar in Phoenix, they sought a way to expand nationally. In 2008, John pioneered the bed-in-a-box concept in the United States, selling his first roll-packed mattress on Amazon. By 2015, Brooklyn Bedding had developed and constructed a 150,000-square-foot, full-scale factory in partnership with Brydant Real Estate. Less than four years later, with the hypergrowth of the brand in both retail and wholesale channels, Brooklyn Bedding had reached maximum capacity and acquired a secondary warehouse.

“Brooklyn Bedding has come a long way from the early days of selling overstock mattresses to now be in a position to triple mattress production,” said John Merwin, owner and CEO of Brooklyn Bedding. “Over the years, I’ve been asked to define our journey as an American-made brand. No one grows up thinking, ‘I want to build mattresses for a living.’ I read all the books. I went to all the seminars. Every expert said you’re supposed to find your passion and pursue it. While I was trying to figure out what I should be doing with my life, I was building stuff and doing what I loved. I finally woke up to the fact that that’s success. I try not to lose sight of the fact that I’m building mattresses for people who are waking up to their own potential every day, who are working and dreaming too.”

The new manufacturing facility and corporate headquarters will merge the capacity of both the company’s current factory and warehouse. The plan entails an investment of more than $72 million to make Brooklyn Bedding nearly100 percent vertically integrated. The company again tapped long-time partner Brydant Real Estate to spearhead the project. The latter brought together two locally operated companies, the development team of Alston Construction and the architectural team of Ware Malcomb, for the design-build phase.

“Our relationship with Brooklyn Bedding was founded on John Merwin’s passion to be the best, coupled with his uncompromising integrity,” said Scott Backes, president of Brydant Real Estate. “At the end of the day, that’s a vision we not only appreciate, but also live by. As a real estate consultant and developer, I get excited about working closely with a partner who is truly a pioneer. We’ve created extraordinary synergy and value over the years because we both know what it takes to build from the ground up.”

Pending completion of the new construction, Brooklyn Bedding will continue operations at its manufacturing facility at 4455 West Camelback Road and its warehouse at 4524 North 44th Avenue in Phoenix.

“We are incredibly pleased to not only welcome Brooklyn Bedding to Glendale, but also thank them for choosing Glendale for their headquarters and manufacturing,” said Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers. “With this significant investment, Brooklyn Bedding brings new life and spurs revitalization in Glendale’s Grand Avenue Industrial District with new employment opportunities for residents. Glendale looks forward to growing with Brooklyn Bedding as they continue to lead in their industry.”

Posted February 17, 2021

Source: Brooklyn Bedding

FreeFAS™ Means PFAS-Free: Fire Service Innovation From TenCate Protective Fabrics

UNION CITY, Ga. — February 17, 2021 — To answer the evolving needs of the Emergency Response community, TenCate Protective Fabrics is bringing to market a new finish completely free of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFAS) chemicals. This is in response to a growing movement in the fire service industry to completely transition away from products containing PFAS-based chemistry.

This new, ground-breaking innovation is called, FreeFAS™.

The TenCate Protective Fabrics team is working with supply chain and garment manufacturing partners to bring all NFPA 1971 outer shells finished with FreeFAS to market with phased commercial availability starting in Spring 2021.

“The safety and well-being of our end-users has always been the driving force behind our innovations. TenCate Protective Fabrics is paying close attention to the recent movement around PFAS-free finishes as we anticipate what comes next in the field of protective materials.”

Currently, all TenCate Protective Fabrics outer shells achieve Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 certification to ensure next-to-skin safety compliance. The fabric manufacturer is committed to achieving this same, independent, third-party certification on all future outer shells made with FreeFAS as well, to help ensure end-user well-being.

FreeFAS will initially be offered alongside TCPF’s legacy Super Shelltite™ finish, and will replace legacy finishes as market demands for traditional solutions subside.

About TenCate Protective Fabrics: As the leading global producer of protective fabrics, TenCate Protective Fabrics enables millions of people worldwide to be great at what they do. Servicemen and women in industrial, fire, healthcare, military and police rely on our fabrics for safety, comfort and confidence. Supporting a world of evolving needs, our innovations lead the way in user-centered design, technology and sustainability.

Posted February 17, 2021

Source: TenCate Protective Fabrics

Lainiere Health™ & Wellness Named Official Antimicrobial Fabric Partner Of The International Luxury Hotel Association

NEW YORK CITY — February 17, 2021 — The International Luxury Hotel Association (ILHA), the luxury hospitality industry’s leading trade organization, announced today that it has named Lainiere Health™ & Wellness its official antimicrobial fabric partner. A division of premier apparel textile supplier Chargeurs*PCC Fashion Technologies, Lainiere Health & Wellness offers a full complement of antimicrobial fabric solutions for the hospitality industry. This line of Lainiere Performance Silver products includes masks and gloves for guests and staff, laundry and valet bags, and food and beverage uniform items such as chef’s coats, aprons, pants and toques, all made with antimicrobial fabrics.

“At Chargeurs, we’re committed to driving innovation in antimicrobial textiles and fabrics and we couldn’t be prouder to partner with ILHA as we bring our Lainiere Performance Silver solutions to the hospitality industry,” said Thomas Becker, senior director of Innovation and Design at Chargeurs. “With both hotel guests and staffs focused on health and safety, fabrics that offer antimicrobial benefits are a key tool that hoteliers can use to improve on-site hygiene and provide the peace of mind travelers are looking for.”

Lainiere Performance Silver harnesses the power of natural silver to fight microbes on soft surfaces, essentially making them self-cleaning. Positively charged ions are embedded in fibers used to produce antimicrobial fabrics that offer long-lasting protection against microbes such as bacteria, mold and fungus, which can cause odor, stains and fabric degradation.

“There’s great pent-up demand for travel globally and the luxury hospitality industry is committed to providing guests and staff with the highest level of confidence ahead of the resurgence in travel we expect to see over the coming months,” said Barak Hirschowitz, President of ILHA. “Our ILHA hotel partners are doing everything possible to improve safety and hygiene for guests and staff. Having access to the innovative line of antimicrobial fabric products from Lainiere Health & Wellness will help ensure these luxury hotels can provide enhanced safety while not compromising on any aspect of the guest experience.”

For the hospitality industry, Lainiere Performance Silver offers a range of high-quality antimicrobial products, each of which can be customized with a brand’s or hotel property’s colors and logo. These include washable, reusable face masks and clear window masks for front desk representatives and waitstaffs. For food and beverage operations, Lainiere Performance Silver offers solutions for both back of house and front of house, including chefwear and server gloves for waitstaff. Laundry and valet solutions include antimicrobial laundry bags for use by housekeeping staffs as well as antimicrobial garment and shoe bags that guests can take to reuse when they check out.

For hotel guests, the Lainiere Performance Silver line includes a portable Protective Travel Kit with a mask, gloves and antimicrobial wipes that can be offered as a gift at check-in or through a hotel’s gift shop. Hoteliers can also offer guests antimicrobial fashion masks that are hand-made in Italy with luxury fabrics. For kids aged four and older, there are washable masks made with environmentally friendly recycled fibers and sustainable cotton, with 96 stick-on decals that can be used to personalize their face coverings. For fitness centers, the Lainiere Performance Silver range includes antimicrobial and anti-odor gloves that are reusable, washable and fast-drying.

Silver has been safely used as an antimicrobial agent for millennia. Lainiere Performance Silver from Lainiere Health & Wellness is certified safe, with EPA and BPR registrations and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 accreditation.

Posted February 17, 2021

Source: International Luxury Hotel Association

Bluesign Releases Product Stewardship Guideline 3.0

ST.GALLEN, Switzerland — February 17, 2021 — Version 3.0 of the bluesign® Product Stewardship Guideline is exclusively available to bluesign SYSTEM PARTNERS. It is a practical guide for chemical companies that are willing to implement state of the art procedures and improve their product safety. The Guideline complements the bluesign CRITERIA for chemical suppliers.

Product Stewardship means taking responsibility for making products safe for people and the planet, from design to disposal. It also enables those who manufacture, design, consume or sell products to be responsible for reducing impacts on the environment, economy, public health, and safety.1

While the term and concept originated in the 1980s and the first formal programs were established in the chemical industry around the same time, the environmental situation we are facing in the 2020s makes the concept more important than ever.

The chemical industry has been consolidating its Product Stewardship initiatives under the Responsible Care® initiative since 1984.2

For bluesign, Product Stewardship has always been an essential concept to allow production of more sustainable chemical products and hence reduce the impact of the textile industry on people, resources, and the environment. The complex requirements (e.g. of legislation, consumers and brands) regarding product safety can only be managed with well-conceived Product Stewardship. The Product Stewardship capabilities of chemical suppliers have always been subject to thorough examination during chemical supplier assessments by bluesign auditors, and they are also an important basis for the evaluation of chemical products during the bluesign chemical assessment.

“Adequate Product Stewardship at chemical suppliers is a prerequisite for the integrity of the bluesign system. With the new version of the Guideline, we make our requirements transparent and respond to a need on the global market for practical guidance for setting up a functioning system.” (Dr. Makeba Kampara, bluesign Head of Technical Service Asia)

Since 2010, bluesign has been supporting the improvement of Product Stewardship practices at chemical suppliers with its Product Stewardship Guideline. If necessary, bluesign experts support clients in the rollout and improvement of stewardship procedures and capabilities in the course of bluesign Product Stewardship Services (PSS).

Version 3.0 of the bluesign Product Stewardship Guideline was released in November 2020 and is exclusively available to bluesign SYSTEM PARTNERS. It is a practical guide for chemical companies that are willing to implement state-of-the-art procedures and improve their product safety. The Guideline complements the bluesign CRITERIA for chemical suppliers.

“As the first link in the textile supply chain, it is our responsibility to provide sustainable and safe products. The new Product Stewardship Guideline helps us to redefine and improve internal structures, processes and standards in order to comply with the ambitious requirements. The expertise and advice of bluesign are highly beneficial on our way towards a sustainable business and a transparent industry.” (Dr. Holger Bender, CTO Pulcra Chemicals Group)

1 https://www.ncsl.org/research/environment-and-natural-resources/product-stewardship.aspx

2 https://icca-chem.org/focus/responsible-care/

Posted February 17, 2021

Source: bluesign technologies ag

National Cotton Council 2021 State Unit Officers Named

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — February 10, 2021 — National Cotton Council state unit officers for 2021 were elected at the industry-wide organization’s 2021 virtual annual meeting.

Chairmen, vice-chairmen and secretaries, respectively, of the state units are:  ALABAMA – Nick McMichen, producer, Centre; Ernest Osuna, ginner, Hazel Green; and Jeff Thompson, cooperative, Prattville; ARIZONA – Dan Thelander, producer, Maricopa; Bill Brackett, ginner, and K.C. Gingg, producer, both of Buckeye; ARKANSAS – Nathan Reed, producer, Marianna; Neill Sloan, warehouser, Portland; and Matt Hyneman, producer, Jonesboro; CALIFORNIA – Bryan Bone, producer, and Joseph Cain, warehouser, both of Bakersfield; Charles Meyer, III, producer, Stratford; FLORIDA – B.E. “Sonny” Davis, Jr., ginner, Cottondale; Nick Marshall, producer, Baker; and Buster Kimble, ginner, Marianna; GEORGIA – Chad Mathis, producer, Arlington; Jimmy Webb, cooperative, Leary; and Duane Bargeron, ginner, Sylvania; KANSAS –Thomas Lahey, producer, Moscow; Stuart Briggeman, producer, Pratt; and Gary Feist, ginner, Anthony; LOUISIANA – Jason Condrey, producer, Lake Providence; Heath Herring, producer, St. Joseph; and Russell Ratcliff, III, producer, St. Joseph; MISSISSIPPI – David Cochran, Jr., ginner, Greenville; Henry N. Reichle, Jr., cooperative, and Dwayne Coward, warehouser, both of Greenwood; MISSOURI/ILLINOIS –Riley James, ginner, New Madrid, Mo.; Chris Porter, producer, Essex, Mo.; and Stephen Harris, ginner, Senath, Mo.; NEW MEXICO – Alberto Pando, ginner, Mesquite; Dean Calvani, producer, Carlsbad; and Alisa Ogden, producer, Loving; NORTH CAROLINA – Brad Warren, producer, Faison; Rob Fleming, Jr., producer, Zebulon; and Tommy Flythe, Jr., producer, Seaboard; OKLAHOMA – Jantz Bain, ginner, and Mark Nichols, producer, both of Altus; and Jeannie Hileman, ginner, Hobart; SOUTH CAROLINA – Drake Perrow, ginner, Cameron; Thomas McMeekin, merchant, Spartanburg; and William Bowen, Jr., manufacturer, Inman; TENNESSEE/KENTUCKY – Bradley Williams, ginner, Burlison, Tenn.; John Lindamood, producer, Tiptonville, Tenn.; and Mark Korn, producer, Dyersburg, Tenn.; TEXAS – Barry Street, ginner, Kress; David Wyatt, ginner, Woodsboro; and Elmer Braden, Jr., producer, Coyanosa; VIRGINIA – Steele Byrum, producer, Zuni; Clay Lowe, producer, Wakefield; and Bruce Alphin, ginner, Windsor.

Posted February 16, 2021

Source: National Cotton Council

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