American Groups Work Together To Promote Organic Textiles

The cooperation will see the two organizations work together for legislative advocating, public service and consumer education.

Together with the recent establishment of the OTA (Organic Trade Association) fiber Council, the agreement signed within the OTA creates a cohesive force that extends across fiber categories and grows with the North American organic fiber industry.

The main goal of the new partnership will be to strengthen North America.

The advantages of organic fiber and textiles, especially the benefits of planting and processing to environment and social benefits.

This will involve a legislative advocacy initiative initiated by the fibre Council, pmitting the market message of organic fibre to consumers, as well as the development and participation of workshops, seminars and webinars in various industry initiatives.

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Marci Zaroff, director, said: "this is the beginning of an exciting cooperation and will drive the organic fiber sector to the next stage.

People want to make their way of life more organic, but they often do not know that organic fibers are all ways to help people in the world and better in social justice.

According to the organic trade association 2015 organic industry survey, the US organic fiber sales volume is the fastest growing non food sector, reaching $1 billion 100 million in 2014, up 18% from 2013.

It is cotton that dominates organic fibers.

In 2014, the United States planted 18234 acres of organic cotton. Since 1995, the United States has devoted itself to the area of the largest number of organic cotton planted.

According to the 2014 organic market report of textile exchange, the world of organic cotton products

In 2014, it was estimated to reach $15 billion 700 million, up 10% from 2013.