Greece may be heading for a solid cotton crop this year, but its growers say brands must now share the cost and risk amid climate uncertainty
LIVADEIA – The cotton harvest is now under way in Greece, where hot, dry weather has kept pests at bay and raised initial hopes of a near record harvest.
But behind the strong early yields is a sector dealing with depleted aquifers, longer heatwaves, degraded soils and volatile prices.
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