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Cotton’s Biodegradability

Cotton’s Biodegradability

    What does it mean for a fiber to be biodegradable? Why is biodegradeability important?  Biodegradable materials are materials that are able  to break down in a natural environment. They can be decomposed by living organisms, mostly microorganisms such as...
Today’s Cotton: Fiber — and More

Today’s Cotton: Fiber — and More

Related Content:The science behind cotton’s breathabilityCotton to Compost: Transform Waste Management in the Textile IndustryCircular Fashion: A Look at Cotton Incorporated’s Blue Jeans Go Green™ Recycling ProgramMicrofiber...
The Sweet Science of Sustainability

The Sweet Science of Sustainability

As we continue to look for ways to make cotton more sustainable, our biggest ally is science. At Cotton Incorporated, we regularly team with leading research institutions to scientifically study how to make cotton more sustainable – either by reducing environmental...
How Cotton Can Fit Into a Sustainable Future

How Cotton Can Fit Into a Sustainable Future

Consumers are increasingly interested in sustainability and how the choices they make affect the environment. Responses to Cotton Incorporated’s Lifestyle Monitor™ survey show that consumer interest in sustainability and apparel has increased from 46% in 2011 to 49.7%...