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Sawie Study Tracks Pakistan's Organic Cotton Production and Market Trends

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Sawie released a case study on Pakistan’s organic cotton sector, highlighting challenges and opportunities for advancing production in the nation. The study found that the global organic cotton market was valued at around $24.4 billion in 2024. Pakistan contributed an estimated 6 percent of world cotton production in 2024, producing 6.7 million bales. During the 2024-2025 season, Pakistan produced about 4.8 million bales.

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Cotton is a critical raw material for Pakistan’s textile value chain, and fluctuations in domestic production affect both farmers and textile manufacturers who rely on a reliable supply. The research examines the position of organic cotton within the broader global and Asian markets.

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  • PakistanThe nation whose organic cotton sector was studied

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