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CmiA celebrates success after three-year hiatus

22/06/2023
CmiA celebrates success after three-year hiatus

Germany-based standard Cotton Made in Africa (CmiA) held a regional workshop in Lomé, the capital of Togo, after a three-year hiatus due to the pandemic. Two representatives from each cotton company were invited as well as Alexandra Perschau, CmiA head of the standards and outreach department, and Elena Wahrenberg, CmiA verification manager.  Ms ...

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