What We Export
We supply Indian raw cotton (Shankar-6, MCU-5, Bunny Brahma, among others) and cotton waste grades to spinning mills and traders worldwide. Each shipment is backed by instrument testing and pre-dispatch inspection.
- Staple length, micronaire, strength & uniformity reported bale-wise or lot-wise.
- Metal/PP/PET contamination mitigation at ginning with double/triple pressing, suction cleaning, and manual picking.
- Moisture maintained within safe shipping limits with calibrated meters.
- International packing: fully covered bales, HDPE wrap, metal strapping; proper bale tagging & QR traceability.
Typical Fibre Parameters (Illustrative)
Staple: 28–30 mm
Micronaire: 3.8–4.5
Strength: ≥ 28 g/tex
Uniformity: ≥ 83%
Note: Values can be customised as per buyer requirement and crop/lot.
Reducing Problems at Supplier & Farmer Stage
We address common root causes early to protect yarn quality and spinning efficiency.
1) Contamination (PP, jute, leaf, metal)
- Distribute cotton-picking cloth bags; no PP in fields.
- Pre-cleaners, metal detectors & suction at gins.
- Manual table sorting before baling; bale wrapping audit.
2) Inconsistent Micronaire & Moisture
- Field maturity checks; avoid premature/overripe picking.
- Moisture metering at receive & pre-dispatch; no wetting.
- Lot blending protocols for uniformity.
3) Bale Identification & Traceability
- QR-coded bale tags with lot, gin, test data.
- Random third-party inspection before stuffing.
- Digital records shared with buyers.
4) Logistics & Handling
- Container fumigation & humidity control liners if needed.
- Stacking patterns to avoid strap damage.
- Photographic stuffing reports.
5) Farmer Training
- Clean-picking awareness, separate seed cotton by field/flush.
- Avoid mixing varieties; dedicated tarpaulins for drying.
- Fair, timely payments to encourage quality discipline.
6) Documentation & Compliance
- Phyto, fumigation, pre-shipment inspection certificates.
- COO, packing list, invoice & bale list with test data.
- Buyer-specific labelling and port compliance.
Seasonal Cotton Availability
Illustrative seasonality (India): major arrivals Oct–Mar, tapering Apr–Jun, lean Jul–Sep. We plan procurement & shipments accordingly.
*Charts are sample visuals; we customise to your port & schedule.
Cotton Export – History Snapshot (Illustrative)
A glance at our typical shipments & quality metrics. Real tables are shared buyer-wise with full test reports.
| Year | Buyer Country | Variety | Volume (MT) | Micronaire | Staple (mm) | Strength (g/tex) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Italy | Shankar-6 | 520 | 4.1 | 29.0 | 29.5 | Low contamination, QR bale list shared |
| 2023 | Turkey | MCU-5 | 780 | 3.9 | 30.0 | 30.2 | Humidity-controlled liners used |
| 2024 | Bangladesh | Bunny Brahma | 640 | 4.3 | 28.5 | 28.8 | Third-party pre-shipment inspection |
| 2025 | Vietnam | Shankar-6 | 920 | 4.2 | 29.5 | 29.9 | Bale-wise HVI shared via portal |
Documents We Provide
- Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bale List with QR/ID
- Certificate of Origin (COO)
- Phytosanitary & Fumigation Certificate
- Pre-Shipment Inspection / SGS (if required)
- Test Reports (HVI/ICCI/Private Lab)
Ports & Logistics (Sample)
- Mundra, Nhava Sheva, Hazira (India)
- FCL stuffing reports with photos & seal numbers
- Transit insurance & delivery terms: FOB/CFR/CIF
Our Quality Protocol
- Sourcing: Approved gins & farmer groups; variety segregation at source.
- Inspection: Pre-cleaning, lint sampling; contamination checks.
- Testing: HVI/AFIS as per buyer specs; moisture & strength verification.
- Baling & Packing: Bale tagging, QR codes, sealed & wrapped bales.
- Stuffing: Container inspection, fumigation, liners if needed, photo reports.
- Dispatch: Document pack shared digitally; logistics tracking.