“In 2007-08, global organic cotton production increased by 152 per cent to 145,872 metric tons or 668,581 bales,” said Dr Daniel. “The area under cotton cultivation increased to 161,000 hectares in top organic cotton-producing countries like Syria, India, Turkey and China.”
ECOCERT is the trusted global name in certification of organic food, cosmetics and textiles.
Dr Daniel said over 2200 companies, with GOTS or Global Organic Textile Standards certification, have been catering to the increasing demands of the organic textile consumer. “The organic textile consumer is the most evolved customer. Such customers have a large vision for the environment, and expect the textile manufacturer to show a deeper commitment for the environment. They have been paying a premium for certified organic textile products.”
Similar conventions had been organized for the food and the cosmetics sectors at the Taj President in Mumbai.
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About Ecocert
ECOCERT is a certification agency for organic, fair trade and good agricultural practices (GAP) standards. Ecocert is a family of companies with presence in all the continents. ECOCERT’s Principal Office is at L’Isle, Jourdain, France and Managing Office is at Northeim, Germany.
ECOCERT is committed to creating a healthier and greener India by encouraging the consumption of certified organic food.
In India, ECOCERT was founded by late Dr. Alexander Daniel, known for his pioneering initiatives in organic food, in the year 2002.
Dr. Selvam Daniel is the Managing Director of ECOCERT India.
ECOCERT India has presence in all Indian states. ECOCERT India has been servicing clients in diverse area of the food supply chain – processors, exporters, farmers’ groups and individual farmers. To date, the company has certified 300,000 hectares of land in India.
