Cotton

BY: VANDANKUMAR PATEL

E.N.: 200614200034
 Introduction
 Cotton is soft fiber, grows around the seeds of cotton plant.

 It is basic resources for thousands of consumer for industrial products.

 The biggest cultivators of cotton are India, China, Egypt, America, Pakistan, Sudan and Eastern
Europe.

 US have a considerable share in world exports.

 India and China both fall short of their domestic requirement and are net importer.

 Cotton is also known as White Gold.

 History
 1875 - Bombay Cotton Trade Association Established

 1900 - Futures Trade in Oilseeds started

 1939 - Cotton derivatives banned by Govt.

 1952 - FCRA passed, ban on cotton futures removed

 1980 - Khusro Committee reintroduce cotton futures trading

Major Producing State
 Major Markets of Crop
 Nation Commodity and Derivatives Exchange

 Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd.

 Cotton Corporation of India

 Ginning Industries

 Agricultural produce Market Committee

 Local
Contract Preparation
 All Farmers are making Futures Contact, no one can make Forwards contact.

 Farmers are do agreement with ginners to sell the raw cotton at a certain time in future at a certain
price.
 When Market goes down farmers are sell the raw cotton in CCI, because CCI purchased on MSP.

 MSP is predecided before planting of the Crop.

Value Addition of Cotton
Value Addition of Cotton