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Biochar, Jeevamrit and Bokashi

5. December 2024
How traditional composting methods promote healthy soil and more productive, climate-friendly cotton farming In cotton cultivation, soil quality and the associated fertility and health of the soil play a key role. For this reason,... To the article

Question Time: Cutting Red Tape by Harmonising and Benchmarking Standards

7. November 2024
– Interview with Roger Peltzer, long-standing head of department at DEG – Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft and co-creator of the Cotton made in Africa standard – In an interview with the Bremen Cotton Report... To the article

Microplastic Study of the Changing Markets Foundation

10. October 2024
Ongoing microplastic pollution from clothing – a growing problem for people and nature The importance of the use of synthetic fibres for international fashion companies has been investigated by the Changing Markets Foundation initiative.... To the article

World Cotton Day 2024

7. October 2024
Cotton – driving development in Africa Cotton has the potential to shape a more sustainable world. It is more than just an agricultural crop. For around 100 million farmers it is their livelihood, and... To the article

Question Time: Improving Liveability, Protecting the Environment

12. September 2024
– Interview with Tina Stridde, Managing Director of the Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF) – In an interview with the Bremen Cotton Report editorial team, Tina Stridde, Managing Director of the Aid by Trade... To the article

Question Time: Bureaucratic Monsters in the Textile and Fashion Industry

15. August 2024
– Interview with Dr Uwe Mazura, Managing Director at textil+mode – In an interview with the Bremen Cotton Report editorial team (BBB), Dr Uwe Mazura, Managing Director of the Confederation of the German Textile... To the article

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