Global cotton mill use forecast to rise in 2020/21

[...]just when there appeared to be a loosening up on trade restrictions, as noted in the U.S.-China Phase One trade deal signed last January, the COVID-19 pandemic negatively affected world demand and disrupted supply chains. [...]some of that fiber will come from imports, forecast at 9.5 million b...

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Imports
International trade
Loosening
Statistics
Trade
Trade restrictions
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