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Rising cotton costs and shrinking supply strengthen the case for man-made fibres: Nuvama

Production has declined from a peak of 6.31 billion kg in CS21 to an estimated 4.95 billion kg in CS26, while imports have tripled from 0.26 billion kg to 0.80 billion kg

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Rising cotton costs and shrinking supply strengthen the case for man-made fibres: Nuvama
Production has declined from a peak of 6.31 billion kg in CS21 to an estimated 4.95 billion kg in CS26, while imports have tripled from 0.26 billion kg to 0.80 billion kg
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