Cotton Brazil is an industry-wide initiative dedicated to promoting the recognition and uptake of Brazilian cotton globally. Our mission is to showcase the quality, sustainability, traceability and reliability of Brazil’s natural cotton fiber. Valued for its comfort, biodegradability, and natural characteristics, Brazilian cotton appeals to consumers who prioritize both quality and a commitment to sustainability and is a preferred choice in the global market. Cotton Brazil is an initiative of Abrapa, the Brazilian Cotton Producers Association, ANEA, the Brazilian Cotton Shippers Association, and ApexBrasil, the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency.
President of Abrapa
Vice President and Board Member of Abrapa
Board Member of Abrapa
Board Member of Abrapa
Executive Director of Abrapa
President of ANEA
Agribusiness Coordinator of ApexBrasil
General Manager
Management Coordinator
PMO
Sustainability Manager
Administrative Manager
Press Officer
Events Coordinator
Communication Manager
Creator and manager of Cotton Brazil, Abrapa integrates dozens of Brazilian producers and responds for around 99% of production and 100% of cotton exports in the country.
Entity responsible for promoting and valuing Brazilian products and services on the global market, aimed on attracting investments to strategic sectors in the country.
It covers Brazilian companies that sell or act directly in the process of selling raw materials to other countries, facilitating commercial relationships between players in the global market.
Cotton Brazil also receives support from the Brazilian Ministries of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA), and from Foreign Affairs (MRE), which coordinates Brazilian embassies abroad.
Meet the local textile industry associations that partner with Cotton Brazil and are committed to an increasingly responsible production chain.
We have a representative office, which is located in Singapore. From there, institutional relationship work and trade missions are carried out – whether taking Brazilian producers abroad, or bringing feather importers to Brazil.
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