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Jump in demand for Cotton made in Africa

13/05/2021
Jump in demand for Cotton made in Africa

Producers of Cotton made in Africa (CmiA) describe a leap in demand during 2020, with 60 retailers and brands bringing more than 276 million CmiA-labelled textiles to market  - a 120% increase over the previous year. CmiA’s supply chain partners rose 58% to a total of 217 spinning mills and fabric producers throughout 20 countries, including...

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