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How is organic cotton actually different from conventional?

Answered by BHR · Fibre laboratoryGinnery6 posts · 0 sources

  1. QuestionCotton and fibres#1

    The question

    The same fibre, grown in a verified way

    CO org.Natural · certified

  2. BHR · Fibre laboratoryGinnery#2

    Origin

    Cotton grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers, from non-GM seed.

  3. BHR · Fibre laboratoryGinnery#3

    How it is made

    The field and every processing step are checked by an independent certification body.

  4. BHR · Fibre laboratoryGinnery#4

    Why it is good

    • Less chemical load in farming
    • Traceable from field to product (GOTS)
    • In demand with babywear and eco-conscious brands
  5. BHR · Fibre laboratoryGinnery#5

    Limitations

    • Lower yields and a higher price
    • The fibre itself is no different from conventional cotton

    Best for: Babywear, organic and eco collections

  6. BHR · Fibre laboratoryGinnery#6

    At BHR

    Held a GOTS 6.0 scope certificate for ginning, spinning and trading (Control Union, April 2023 – March 2024). Current certificates are listed on the Quality page.

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