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Ralph Lauren-backed cotton scheme aims to empower growers

28/10/2021
Ralph Lauren-backed cotton scheme aims to empower growers

The Ralph Lauren Corporate Foundation has invested $5 million to help launch the Soil Health Institute’s US Regenerative Cotton Fund (USRCF), a farmer-facing, science-based initiative that aims to support long-term, sustainable cotton production in the US.

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