WAKEFIELD – A ground-breaking new report currently in press has lamented the “frightening” low level of market penetration by cottons which are certified as sustainable. “Growth in volume is being financed before stability and services to farmers, while the market seems unwilling to fully back the available cotton,” opens the new Cotton Horizons report which offers the most comprehensive review yet of the complex, deeply political, global sustainable cotton market and its multitude of initiatives.
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