Better Cotton To Highlight Their Strategic Direction At The 2023 Better Cotton Conference In Amsterdam

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Better Cotton is pleased to announce that they will host their 2023 Better Cotton Conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands as well as online on 21 and 22 June.

The conference will help to drive our ambitious mission and strategic direction onward whilst highlighting the important work and perspectives of others working on the same issues.

Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with industry leaders and experts to explore the most salient issues in sustainable cotton production such as climate change adaptation and mitigation, traceability, livelihoods and regenerative agriculture. 

In addition, we’re delighted to invite members to attend an Annual Member Meeting which we will host during the conference.

Save 21-22 June 2023 in your calendars to join the Better Cotton community at this major event for stakeholders in the sustainable cotton sector.

A huge thank you to our 2023 sponsors, ECOM and Spectrum. We have a variety of sponsorship packages available, please contact annie.ashwell@bettercotton.org to find out more.

About Better Cotton

Today, more than ten years after we launched our programme, more than a fifth of the world’s cotton is already produced under the Better Cotton Standard – confirmation that the world doesn’t just want cotton, it wants better cotton.

That’s why we are here, pushing harder than ever towards our goal of transforming the cotton sector. Our mission is to help cotton communities survive and thrive, while protecting and restoring the environment.

Today almost a quarter of the world’s cotton is produced under the Better Cotton Standard, and 2.4 million cotton farmers have been trained in sustainable farming practices and are licensed to grow Better Cotton. 

Our vision of a sustainable world, where cotton farmers and workers know how to cope – with climate change, threats to the environment and even global pandemics – seems within reach.

A new generation of cotton farming communities will be able to make a decent living, have a strong voice in the supply chain and meet growing consumer demand for more sustainable cotton. 

In December 2021, we launched our ambitious 2030 Strategy, along with the first of five impact targets. 

“Alongside our 2030 Strategy, we are proud to launch our first ever Climate Change Mitigation Target. By 2030, we aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions per tonne of Better Cotton produced by 50%.” : Alan McClay, CEO, Better Cotton



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