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As global economies have become integrated, cotton has become a well-traveled commodity. Take a look at the imports and exports that make our industry go.
As grain acreage rises, cotton stocks drop.
Not a chance, says new Cotton Board CEO.
Want to know the future of the global cotton industry? The answer lies with India and China.
Vietnam’s rapidly growing textile and garment industries and limited potential for growth in production make the country heavily reliant on foreign cotton.
Developments in the Chinese textiles and clothing industries are impacting the country’s cotton demand.
Faced with pressure from Asian cotton, Egypt is challenged with securing its tenuous market share.
The strong exchange rate of the Brazilian Real is likely to slow 2007/08 production and exports after what could be a record-breaking 2006/07 season.
The strong exchange rate of the Brazilian Real is likely to slow 2007/08 production and exports after what could be a record-breaking 2006/07 season.
The keynote speech during the 2007 China International Cotton Conference sees open markets and dialogue between trading partners as a win-win situation.
The keynote speech during the 2007 China International Cotton Conference sees open markets and dialogue between trading partners as a win-win situation.
Four years of low prices and growing deficits leave West Africa’s cotton markets on the brink of crisis.
The global cotton industry balances on the moves of China as the world’s top import destination.
Incoming ACSA President Adolph "Andy" Weil III believes industry cooperation and increasing global demand promise a bright future for U.S. cotton.
Shamelessly patting myself on the back.
Shrinking acres, global competitiveness, and the Farm Bill top the list of issues for regional association presidents.
For the third straight season, Brazil’s cotton industry has done an about-face in reaction to market factors.
The case for the elimination of trade barriers under the Doha Round.
High quality ELS cotton is growing in demand in the important Asian textile sectors.
With help from industry leaders and the government, Russia hopes to bolster its cotton industry through market support.
China’s textile mills are not actively seeking to import cotton, keeping the international price stable for the short term.
Pucheu Elected NCC Chairman
As textile mills and garment manufacturers expand operations, new countries become influential cotton markets.
As Bangladesh’s textile industry imports more raw cotton to make textiles, merchants, spinners and garment makers look to increase efficiency and productivity.
Cotton prices and corn prices can rise at the same time.
Dr. John Robinson, Texas A&M professor in the department of agriculture economics, gives growers some of the basics for understanding commodities markets.
William B. “Billy” Dunavant, Jr. shares his thoughts on cotton’s biggest issues going into the New Year.
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