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ICA BREMEN: TEST YOUR COTTON CLASSING SKILLS!

29. March 2017
ICA Bremen will deliver its six day ‘Cotton Classing & Testing’ training programme 9-16 May followed by the popular ‘Learning about Machinery’ training course 18-19 May in Germany. The Cotton Classing & Testing training... To the article

Innovation: A Computer Keyboard Made of Cotton

20. March 2017
As part of her master thesis in Integrated Design at the University of the Arts in Bremen, Lena Kölsch looked at cotton and its trendsetting applications as a technical fibre. Before this, she had... To the article

“For India there is a tremendous scope to emerge as global leader!”

16. March 2017
Why explains Dr. Keshav Kranthi*: “India has the largest cotton area in the world. Climatic factors are most ideally suited for cotton cultivation. There is tremendous scope for the country to emerge as the... To the article

Increasing the Interest in Cotton Processing

20. February 2017
Henning Hammer* explains: “I would like to highlight three aspects of increasing the interest in cotton processing. These are quality, innovation and communication. Firstly, constantly reliable quality plays a decisive role in the processing... To the article

Change and Adjustments within the textile industry

17. February 2017
Dr. Christian P. Schindler* informs: “The textile industry has experienced constant change for about 250 years since the beginning of industrialisation. In the past, the focus was on improving efficiency. New production processes were... To the article

Cotton Production: Efficient Irrigation Methods Reduce Water Consumption

16. February 2017
Cotton is produced in around 80 countries worldwide on an average of 33 million hectares, or 2.5 % of the world’s arable land. Cotton is one of the most important crops in the world,... To the article

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