India’s cotton sector stands at a critical juncture. Despite cultivating the world’s largest cotton acreage, the country continues to grapple with low productivity, quality inconsistencies and…
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Industry leaders and experts from across the global cotton and textile industry, discussed challenges and innovations for the sustainable future of cotton. From March 11-13, the…
The technology was showcased at the recent international conference organised by ICAC. Cotton oil absorbent technology developed at Texas Tech University’s (TTU) Nonwovens & Advanced Materials…
India is still miles away from tapping the full potential of organic cotton despite a major global share of 56 per cent and a promise of 20 per cent higher return for farmers from this white gold. An ITJ Exclusive portrays the problems and prospects.
Kai Hughes has been selected by the Members of the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC) to serve as its 7th Executive Director since 1949.
All pointers are pointing in the right direction for cotton, and the current cotton year is sure to bring more cheer to the cotton stakeholders in India, spells out an ITJ Exclusive Report.
After a year of whimpers and subdued whispers, it’s all smiles on the cotton front now!
All pointers are pointing in the right direction for cotton, and the current cotton year is sure to bring more cheer to the cotton stakeholders in India, spells out an ITJ Exclusive Report.
The International Cotton Advisory Committee Secretariat has forecast that the season-average Cotlook A Index in 2016/17 will range between 66 and 83 cts/lb, with a midpoint of 74 cts/lb, which would be 4 cts/lb higher than last season.