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India’s cotton output estimated at 377 lakh bales in 2017-18
India’s cotton output estimated to rise 9 percent to 377 lakh bales (of 170kgs each) in 2017/18 but won’t be the record high as per the Cotton Advisory Board (CAB) as bollworm had
Indian cotton output to increase by10-15pc on rise in acreage for 2017-18
India’s cotton production is estimated to increase by 10-15 percent on higher acreage across the country in the forthcoming 2017-18 season starting October over last year’s output of
India’s cotton output likely to fall to 540kg in 2016
India's cotton yields have fallen from 566kg per hectare in 2014 to 504kg in 2016 which is already among the world’s lowest. Fall in yield is due to delayed rains and white fly problems in
India records drop in November cotton output at 40.2 million bales
India’s cotton yield has recorded a drop in output at 40.2 million bales (170 kgs each in 1 bale) in November during 2014-15, while during the same period last year, total cotton crop stood at
India sees possibility of surpassing Chinese cotton output in 2014-15
India sees the possibility of surpassing Chinese cotton output of 6 million tons by touching 6.3 million tons in 2014-15. As China, the largest producer of cotton is expected to witness a decline by
Indian cotton output forecast revised to 374 lakh bales for 2013-14
The Cotton Association of India (CAI) had marked the cotton production at 376 lakh bales of 170 kg each in its December estimate for the current marketing year. But having noticed that the acreage
New organic cotton varieties are now available to Indian farmers
After over a decade of research, the Swiss organic agricultural research institute FiBL, has released two new varieties of organic cotton, which are the first ever cotton varieties of India bred
Primark to expand its Sustainable Cotton Programme in Pakistan
Fashion retailer Primark is expanding its Sustainable Cotton Programme, pledging to teach 125,000 more smallholder cotton farmers more sustainable growing practices in India, Pakistan, and
ReFashion Hub collaborates with Indian artists to design comic strips addressing sustainability and water consumption
Around 3,000 liters of water is used in making a single cotton shirt while about 7,500 liters are required for a denim jacket. This value is equivalent to the amount of drinking water required for a
World India Fiber Report 2008
PREFACE The “World India – Trends in Demand andSupply” is the Fourth compendium from YarnsandFibers presenting the demand andsupply trends in manmade fiber industry. In this