The Cotton Association of India (CAI) has anticipated that the domestic cotton demand for India for the 2022–23 season up to September will be roughly 18 lakh bales (170 kg each) lower at 300 lakh bales or nearly 6% less than last year’s 318 lakh bales. The fall in domestic consumption was ascribed to mill…
The current season has seen cotton producers demand a minimum support price (MSP) of $12,000 per quintal, claiming that while yields have decreased, production costs have climbed dramatically. Cotton farmers in Telangana assert that the cost of production is 8,000 rupees per quintal since pesticide use and labor prices have increased. Yields have drastically decreased….
Prices of the fibre in the domestic market have dropped below Rs 90,000 per candy (356 kg per candy) from over Rs 1 lakh per candy in a week as early sown cotton sales have started in mandis in cotton-growing states like Gujarat. Due to increased crop supply and poor demand from the textile industry,…
