BREMEN – The global cotton industry will convene in the German city of Bremen for the International Cotton Conference in March, where a key topic will be will be a session analysing the recycling of textiles made of cotton and blended fibres as part of the circular economy.
Scheduled for 20-22 March at the Parliament House next to the Bremen Cotton Exchange, the event will also feature a programme of lectures and discussions on sustainability, cotton quality, seed breeding, digitisation, and research and textile processes.
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