Organic Cotton Market Is Developing Well.

According to statistics, pesticides used in cotton planting are all farmers.

The most common pesticides, such as pesticides, are 1.6 kg per mu, while the average amount of vegetables and fruits is 0.6 kg and 0.1 kg respectively, and the wheat is 0.04 kg.

And 76% of the pesticides were identified by WHO as extremely toxic and dangerous.

Organic cotton products have gone through a long development stage since they were put into the market in the 90s of last century. At present, market consumption is growing steadily, and the operation of organic cotton market is more planned, planned and systematical. The competitive advantages of rival brand business channels are outstanding, and it is hard to resist impulse.

Traditional agents will bear double pressure from brands and competitors, although the growth rate tends to slow down because of economic problems.

Transgenic cotton is widely promoted, and 35% of the cost of cotton planting is used on pesticides.

In order to reduce the use of pesticides, the United States vigorously developed genetically modified cotton seeds and put them into operation.

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There are differences in preferences between prices and services. Therefore, when formulating strategies for organic cotton products, agents should take into account which category of consumer products their own organic cotton products belong to, and which kind of consumers they sell to.

But there are studies that say that pgenic cotton can produce toxicity and kill other insects. Is this reason that the United States limits the use of Transgenic Cotton Varieties in organic cotton cultivation is not yet very clear.

However, the European Union has authorized in June 2008 to allow the sale of organic cotton and cotton seeds imported from US companies in 27 countries, with an authorized period of 10 years. Domestic clothing brands have stepped up efforts to expand channels and continuously increase the number and size of outlets.

It is mainly used as animal feed.

Kenya also began planting genetic improvement.

The goal is to increase production, reduce poverty and provide cheap raw materials to local textile mills.

Genetically modified cotton seeds are considered to be an organic cotton seed because they can reduce the use of pesticides. Kenya is recovering the cotton industry which was closed in 90s of last century due to imports of second-hand clothing.

Their production target is 260 thousand packs.