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African cotton gains new sustainability credentials

24/10/2022
African cotton gains new sustainability credentials

Cotton produced under the Cotton made in Africa (CmiA) scheme – rooted in Sub-Saharan Africa, but administered by Hamburg’s Aid by Trade Foundation – has been bolstered by a further two sustainability standards.

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