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Event Preview / ICC Bremen

14 September 2022

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Traceability in supply chains will be one of the key areas that the International Cotton Conference will focus on at Bremen later this month.

International Cotton Conference to Take a Deep Dive into Traceability in Supply Chains

The ensuing 36th International Cotton Conference will explore, among other things, the issue of traceability in supply chains. The subject has gained prominence in the light of the proposed EU supply chain law, and demands for transparency and greater sustainability worldwide.

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Event Preview / ICC Bremen

1 September 2022

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The bi-annual International Cotton Conference Bremen is where specialists from the worldwide textile supply chain come together. It is a forum for scientifically founded and practically useful new insights into key issues surrounding cotton production, cotton quality, textile processing, innovative cotton-based products and the chain connecting all.

International Cotton Conference to Decode Cotton, Take Deep Dive into Sustainability Issues

The 36th International Cotton Conference will be embedded inside a Cotton Week. With the motto ‘Cotton Decoded’, the event will explore cotton research as well as a wide range of topics along the entire supply chain.

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