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In-demand Cotton made in Africa can make globalisation 'fairer' - Otto

15/08/2023
In-demand Cotton made in Africa can make globalisation 'fairer' - Otto

Around 80,000 more tonnes of Cotton made in Africa (CmiA) cotton were processed in 2022 than in the previous year, according to Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF), and  890 million textiles were brought to market under the CmiA label.

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