Final 2020 USDA Crop Estimates
In its final estimate of the 2020-21 U.S. cotton crop, USDA placed total production at 14.61 million bales.
Learn MoreU.S. Cotton Trust Protocol, TextileGenesis™ Announce Collaboration
The U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol announced that it is further enhancing the value of its program by delivering unparalleled supply chain transparency through its Protocol Credit Management System.
Learn MoreU.S. Cotton Trust Protocol Joins Sustainable Apparel Coalition
The U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol announces membership in the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, which works to reduce environmental impact and promote social justice throughout the global value chain.
Learn MoreTrust Protocol Opens Grower Enrollment for 2021 Crop
Beginning April 1, U.S. cotton producers can enroll their 2021 cotton crop in the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol.
Learn MoreUSDA Prospective Plantings
USDA’s March Prospective Plantings Report indicates U.S. producers intend to plant 12.0 million acres of cotton in 2021, down 0.5% from the previous year.
Learn MoreResearch Finds Consumers Embracing Sustainability
A U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol survey of U.S. and UK sustainability decision-makers revealed a sharp increase in consumer demand for sustainable products and business practices.
Read MoreNCC Welcomes Tai Confirmation
The NCC welcomed the March 17 unanimous Senate confirmation of Katherine Tai as U.S. Trade Representative.
Read MoreSustainable Denim Manufacturer, Advance Denim, Joins U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol
One of China's top three denim manufacturers became a Trust Protocol member as it continues to advance more sustainable denim worldwide.
Read MoreNCC: Vilsack Confirmation Positive for Agriculture
The NCC welcomed the Senate’s confirmation of Tom Vilsack as Secretary of Agriculture.
Read MoreCotton Newsline: May 14, 2021
According to the Department of Agriculture, U.S. cotton production in 2021/22 is projected to rise 2.4 million bales, but total supply is projected at its lowest in 5 years, and both exports and ending stocks are forecast lower than in 2020/21.
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