Based in Memphis, Tennessee, the Cotton Board is the oversight and administrative arm of the Cotton Research & Promotion Program, representing U.S. Upland cotton.
Every bale of upland cotton grown in the United States, with a few exemptions, is assessed a cotton fee at the point of first sale.Read More »
All of the cotton that is imported into the United States, with a few exemptions, is assessed a cotton fee at the time of entry. Read More »
Any person or entity that purchases a bale of cotton from a producer is responsible for collecting the research and promotion assessment from the producer.Read More »
Latest News
More News »August 12, 2020
The Cotton Board Recommends $80 Million Cotton Incorporated Budget to Secretary of Agriculture
New Cotton Board Officers Elected including Georgia Cotton Producer Jimmy Webb as Chairman
Read More »July 15, 2020
With U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol, Brands and Retailers Can Now Source U.S. Cotton with More Confidence
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April 27, 2020
U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol Added to Textile Exchange’s List of Preferred Fibers and Materials
Trust Protocol will join BCI, CmiA, Fairtrade Cotton, Organic Cotton and Recycled Cotton as a preferred cotton fiber ...
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Beltwide Cotton Conference
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Wednesday, Jan 8
NC Cotton Producers Association Meeting
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15
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