Raw Cotton

i m from india & have cotton ginnery .actually i m into domestic market but now i m looking for exporting raw cotton bales.hence where should i look for genuine buyers & where should i register my web site ?

Depends on the ammount you produce, but a good starting point is somewhere like http://www.icharter.org/

2006-09-04 05:16:19 by vijay

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Raw cotton is the cotton that has not been processed into threads but still in its fluffy shape. I don't mind if it is real cotton or polyester cotton.

I would look it up on Amazon.com, Overstock.com, or Ebay.com

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I am making old-fashioned futons (heavy Japanese quilts). My great grandmother always layered raw cotton between cotton batting.

When I did upholstery for my car, I purchased raw cotton from an upholstery supply shop to go on top of the foam padding. It was sold in a roll (but it was just raw cotton) and was inexpensive. I imagine it would do perfectly for a futon as you described.

2007-01-19 17:45:48 by hope03

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we are interested with raw cotton.Please send us details of your product specifications and price terms for shipment to the port of Turkey by the way of truck.

Wouldn't it be more resourceful to contact the manufacturer direct?

2007-06-07 00:28:24 by bnalcin

Now I want to import raw cotton from USA.But I don't know any company in USA.Please help me to contact with them or their trading agent in Vietnam as well! Thank you very much!

Here you go.

Good luck. If your business brings you to Montgomery, Alabama, e-mail me. I'll show you around!

Also, the last link is to Richard Newton, a friend of mine here in Alabama who is an attorney specializing in trade and business facilitation with East Asian nations. I forwarded your question to him. His contact info is on his home page.

I also have some common friends with the Commissioner of Agriculture here ... feel free to e-mail me.

2009-04-15 20:59:34 by ngoha -