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  • Consumers Want More Aussie Cotton on The Shelves

    Halfway through the year, it's clear, demand for Australian cotton is only growing. Over 20 million products have this year been labelled with the Australian Cotton Marks, a 38% increase from 2024. This momentum is a credit to the farmers, brands, and retailers working together to deliver quality fibres and products to retail shelves across the country.

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  • Better Cotton to Become a Regenerative Standard - A Welcome Step Forward

    Cotton Australia welcomes Better Cotton’s announcement that it will become a regenerative standard within the next 12 months - a move that signals a growing global commitment to farming practices that restore and protect the environment, while supporting farmers and rural communities.

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  • Cotton Australia Joins Discussions at Textile Exchange Summit

    Cotton Australia joined industry representatives at last week’s Textile Exchange Regional Summit: Cotton & Wool Workshop in Sydney, taking part in discussions about sustainable fibre production and how international policy decisions can impact growers and supply chains. Textile Exchange is a global non-profit working across all types of fibres - natural and synthetic - to improve how materials are produced, sourced and measured.

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  • How to use cotton fabric technologies

    An enormous amount of research and development investment has been made in finding new ways with cotton

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  • How is Australian Cotton Bought and Sold?

    Cotton is an agricultural commodity that's traded on the world market and the vast majority of Australian cotton is exported as raw cotton bales to spinning mills.

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Cotton Australia has formed a number of authentic partnerships with retailers, brands, manufacturers and supply chain partners who share the industry's values. If your organisation believes in reducing environmental footprint, the fair and safe treatment of workers, quality product and supply chain traceability - then we may be in business.

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