Traceability is a cornerstone for ensuring quality, transparency, and sustainability in the production and distribution of European Cotton.
Through the EUCOTTON system, a comprehensive and rigorous framework is established that guarantees the integrity of every stage of the supply chain, from the farm to the final product.
The Interbranch Cotton Organization (DOV), which is the organizing body of the current EU COTTON 2024-2027 promotional program, contributes decisively to the reliability of the traceability chain.
EU COTTON
EUCOTTON is a registered European Collective Mark that acknowledges and certifies members producing and processing cotton according to the highest quality and sustainability standards.
QUALITY PROTOCOL
The EUCOTTON licensing program allows all parties involved in the supply chain, from the stages of production to the retail stage, to use the EUCOTTON label.
Traceability in the supply chain offers:
Transparency
Consumers and partners know the exact origin and production conditions.
Quality Assurance
Products bearing the EUCOTTON trademark are made from high-quality fibers, collected and processed within the EU.
Carbon Footprint Reduction
Production and processing are carried out exclusively within the EU internal market, thereby reducing transport and energy costs.
EUCOTTON offers brands and retailers:
The trademark acts as a safeguard to ensure compliance with strict environmental and social criteria.
Consumers can trust products bearing the EUCOTTON trademark for their authenticity and ethical origin.
Fibers are recyclable, biodegradable, and environmentally friendly.
EUCOTTON is not just a trademark; it is a comprehensive proposal that enhances the identity of European Cotton:
High Spinnability and Uniformity
The fibers are ideal for producing high-quality fabrics.
Machine-Harvested and Contamination-Free
Ensures fibers are free from impurities.
Collaboration and Support
Collaboration with farmers, research institutions, and inter-branch associations ensures continuous improvement.