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Mallory Alexander Wins E-Star Award for ‘Exporting Excellence’
May 31, 2012
Mallory Alexander International Logistics was recognized for the second time by the U.S. government for its contributions to the country’s exports.
Good Logistics Are a Competitive Advantage
February 23, 2012
An inside look at the mpact of volatility on logistics logistics in Argentina.
Logistics problems, prove that ... All That Glitters Is Not Gold
February 14, 2012
Has $2 cotton been a headache or a home run?
China Announces 2012 Import Quotas
September 15, 2011
Sometimes, doing nothing is the best choice, and that’s the approach China has taken regarding its low-tariff import quotas of cotton for 2012.
Indian Cotton Industry Demands Postponement of Cotton Free Exports
August 9, 2011
Southern India Mills' Association appeals to Prime Minister's on surplus cotton export policy.
USDA Allows Importation of 52,000 Tons of Upland Cotton
May 5, 2011
Until July 31, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will allow the importantion of more than 52,000 tons of cotton that won't be subject to the over-quota tariff.
ACSA 2011 CONFERENCE PREVIEW: Shipping and Investing
May 2, 2011
The second day of ACSA's annual conference includes a look at trends in ocean shipping, as well as opportunities in China for foreign businesses.
India Removes Restriction on Cotton Yarn Exports
April 6, 2011
In light of lessening demand from the textile and apparel industry, Indian officials removed all export restrictions from cotton yarn and placed it on the "free list."
Behind the Veil
March 10, 2011
A riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma" was an apt description of my read on India - that is, until making my maiden voyage there just a few weeks ago.
Cotton Makes for Eco-Friendly Packaging Material
March 4, 2011
In another green-development for cotton products, EcoCradle packaging material is helping make hazardous styrofoam materials a thing of the past.
Export Restriction Eased on Yarn Made from Imported Cotton
January 27, 2011
Indian officials seek to balance the needs of yarn exporters with the interests of the domestic textile industry, which is pushing for a lifting of the restrictions on all types of yarn.
India Allocates 1.9 Million Bales for Exports
January 18, 2011
Government sets January 24 deadline for traders to submit necessary documents.
India Allocates 1.9M Bales for Export by Feb. 25
January 13, 2011
All of the remaining 1.9 million bales (170 kg) of cotton that were originally approved for export in 2010 will be shipped between Jan. 25 and Feb. 25.
India to Export More Cotton this Year
January 11, 2011
Deadline for export allotment has come and gone for Indian government.
India Sets Feb. 25 Deadline for Cotton Exports
January 6, 2011
The deadline for shipment of the 2.5 million bales originally approved for export in 2010 has been set for Feb. 25, according to India's Trade Secretary.
American Cotton Shippers Association
Governance
Opinion
Author Beck Barnes
Beck Barnes
In Farm Bill Debate, Congress Should Remember America's Farm Youth
As the population in rural America shrinks, Congress must make farming a viable economic option.
Author Mike McCue
Mike McCue
Debate Heating Up on World Cotton Futures Contract
Conversations stall on ‘origination vs. destination’ issue, but there is general agreement that a global contract is coming soon.
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