HAMBURG – The Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF) – which manages the Cotton Made in Africa (CMiA) initiative – is rolling out its new standard for regenerative cotton to India.
Expanding its scope of operations beyond Africa for the first time, the pilot project for the Regenerative Cotton Standard (RCS) has been launched in collaboration with small-scale farmers in the Indian state of Maharashtra.
HAMBURG – The Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF) – which manages the Cotton Made in Africa (CMiA) initiative – is rolling out its new standard for regenerative cotton to India.
Expanding its scope of operations beyond Africa for the first time, the pilot project for the Regenerative Cotton Standard (RCS) has been launched in collaboration with small-scale farmers in the Indian state of Maharashtra.
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