‘CottonConnect’ has signed a MoU with Bangladesh’s Cotton Development Board (CDB) to advance sustainable cotton production, improve fiber quality, and build a transparent, traceable supply chain.
The partnership will focus on sustainable farming, regenerative practices, climate resilience, and technological innovation. It aims to empower farmers, enhance market diversification, and directly connect growers with brands and consumers.
The initiative emphasizes research, knowledge sharing, and capacity building to raise productivity and environmental stewardship. ‘CottonConnect’ CEO Alison Ward said the collaboration will align Bangladesh’s cotton sector with global sustainability standards while strengthening its link to the garment industry.
CDB Executive Director Md Rezaul Amin stressed that the partnership will deliver better livelihoods, ecological benefits, and stronger global recognition for Bangladeshi cotton.
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