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CmiA developer introduces Regenerative Cotton Standard

20/12/2023

Hamburg-based Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF), which administers eco-label Cotton made in Africa (CmiA), has added the Regenerative Cotton Standard (RCS) to its roster of voluntary certifications. RCS targets the entire cotton production system, as opposed to focusing solely the fibre itself, according to AbTF. The idea is to “improve the overall...

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