The COTTON USA Advantage

The COTTON USA Advantage

U.S. cotton is the world's premium cotton fiber.

U.S. cotton growers and the entire U.S. cotton industry have an excellent story to tell regarding responsible produced cotton. No other country invests as much.  And, the U.S. is unrivaled in documented evidence of progress in reducing cotton’s environmental footprint. 

The goal of U.S. cotton production is to produce the best quality product for textile mills, with the lowest environmental impact, in an economically feasible and socially responsible manner.

Because of the geographical diversity in the U.S. cotton growing regions, the U.S. can provide cotton spinners with every possible type of cotton they require.  Textiles made with a majority of U.S. cotton enjoy the benefits of great fiber properties.  Start with the best and choose U.S. cotton.

Modern seed technology, conservation tillage practices and use of the most advanced production technology practices help U.S. farmers increase cotton yields while using less land and resources. Cotton yields have doubled in the last 30 years. U.S. cotton farmers have been able to supply the market and meet annual rise in fiber demand on reduced land area, freeing land for conservation and other uses.  U.S. cotton growers use the most advanced, best available management practices and scientifically sound technologies adapted to local land and climatic conditions.

COTTON USA™ is the brand representing US cotton.  We are so proud of our cotton that we brand it with our registered trademark, COTTON USA™. Customers of U.S. cotton not only receive a great quality product but they can also benefit from a variety of different types of marketing support from COTTON USA™ such as sourcing assistance, trade promotion, retails sales promotions and consumer advertising.  No other cotton helps its customers like COTTON USA™.

 Learn how you can benefit from COTTON USA™ and visit www.cottonusa.org for more information, or contact CCI’s Vietnam representative, William Hung at vhung@cotton.org  .