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New growth for Cotton made in Africa

28/10/2021
New growth for Cotton made in Africa

Cotton made in Africa (CmiA) continues to expand its footprint with new backing from international apparel enterprises from Germany (Brax), the Netherlands (Jolo Fashion Group) and South Korea (Shinsegae International).  Co-chief executive of Shinsegae International, Lee Seock-koo, commented: “Cotton made in Africa has impressed us. The standard...

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