MEMPHIS – The US Cotton Trust Protocol has announced that it has now tracked more than three million kilograms of cotton through its proprietary Protocol Consumption Management Solution (PCMS).
The trust protocol says that verified data also reveals that PCMS has now tracked more than 11 million finished products.
Gary Adams, president of the US Cotton Trust Protocol, said it was significant the milestones had been reached during a key month for the industry, coinciding with New York and Paris Fashion Weeks.
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