Organic cotton is the raw material that results from organic farming. In other words, the production of organic cotton follows a set of rules that affect the entire process of cultivation, harvesting, production, and treatment of cotton.

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How does organic cotton differ from conventional cotton?

• No transgenic seeds are used.

• No fertilizers or toxic substances are used.

• Crop rotation and organic fertilizers are used to enrich the soil.

• Pest control is done through biological methods, without the use of pesticides.

• More efficient irrigation management: up to 50% less water is used compared to conventional cotton cultivation.

• Reduces air, water, and soil pollution.

• Manual cotton harvesting is practiced, avoiding intensive mechanical harvesting with herbicides.

• Less greenhouse gas production.