With the sowing of cotton begins a new cycle

Sowing in India coincides with the monsoon rains, which are expected in the cotton growing area of Remei in southwestern Madhyapradesh in the third week of June. Farmers who have irrigation facilities can sow earlier.

“At the moment, seeds are being distributed to farmers. In the first three weeks of May, we distributed more than 4,000 seed packets to our farmers, and we are continuing the seed distribution until the monsoon arrives,” says Vivek Rawal, managing director of Remei India. 

This year, in addition to purchased and BioRe research seed, Remei India has GMO-free seed from its own production.

The cotton season in Africa is running opposite to that in India, where preparations for buying up are in full swing.

With Remei India Ltd. and Remei Tanzania Ltd., Remei has organic cotton companies on two continents, cooperates with a total of around 5,000 independent smallholder cotton farmers in accordance with the principles of fair trading, and ensures the availability of organic cotton for its B2B partners in trade.