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Cotton Brazil

The Technological Giant

Abrapa has10 member associations

• f nationalcotton

production

• f Brazilian

cottonexports

99% of the areaunder

cotton inBrazil

99% 100%

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Cotton Production since 1976/77 (in Tons)

Evolution Since 1976/77 Harvest

18 Most Recent Growing Seasons – Abrapa period

Area (ha) Lint Production (ton x 1000) Yield (Kg/ha) 400 600 1,600

2,830

(ton x 1000)

1,200 2,000 1,733

(Kg/ha)

1,000 1,633,071

(ha)

500,000 1,000,000 200 1,500,000 2,000,000 2,500,000 4,500,000 3,000,000 3,500,000 4,000,000

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World Production Ranking

Main Cotton Producing Countries – 2018/19 Harvest (ton x 1000)

1,000 2,000 4,000 3,000 5,000 6,000 7,000

Brazil Pakistan Uzbekistan USA India

5,450 4,000 640 1,670

2,830

4THPLACE

China

6,040

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Main Cotton Exporters (ton x 1000)

2NDPLACE

2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20

(Forecast) 1000 1500 2000 2500 4000 3500 3000 500 851 939 607 909 1,800 1,309

2ND

º

USA India Australia Brazil CFA Zone

Evolution of Cotton Exports

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Average Quality (2017/18 Crop)

71.1%

Micronaire − MIC (mcg/inches) Short Fibrer Index - SFI (%)

3.5 to3.6 3.7 to4.2

Fiber Length – UHML (inches)

1.11 to1.13 1.14 to1.20 6.1 to8.0 8.1 to10.0

Strength – STR (g/tex)

28 to32 >32g/tex

Fiber Uniformity - UI (%)

80.0 to82.9 83.0 to85.0 4.2 to4.5

7.6% 54.4% 22.3% 25.7% 47.6% 23.6% 50.3% 17.5% 9.5% 75.6%

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China – Brazil Partnership

Area

8,515,770 km2

Population

210 million

Brazil

Area

9,596,960 km2

Population

1,4 billion

China

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Cotton growing has moved/changed in both countries

1990 Until early 1990’s

Small-scale, Low Tech

From late 1990’s

Large-scale, High Tech

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Brazil Cotton Technology

Our clients, the textile industry using technology, quality constancy, productivity, reduced energy consumption, sustainability, just in time delivery, on-line retail, block chain and version 4.0, to supply better more economical products.

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Brazil - Cotton of the Past

Initially, cotton was grown and hand-picked in the southern states of Brazil.

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Initially, transportation was manual.

Brazil - Cotton of the Past

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Brazil - Cotton of the Past

Cotton gins were slow and old, the quality mediocre and the cost of production

• high. Production

importing cotton, 1996 over 500,000 tons per year.

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The Present with Tecnology

Brazil Cotton Technology

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• Land opened up in the Centre West,

under very difficult conditions,

• high level of rainfall and humidity
• the land had to be flat to avoid erosion,
• Farms big to be economical for mechanisation,
• cotton plants had to be resistant to deceases

and insect infestation never encountered before

Brazil Cotton Technology

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• Solution was technology,

under the leadership of cotton associations represented here today,

• using research to overcame these obstacles, cotton

growing spread though Mato Grosso and into Bahia, Goias, as well as South Mato Grosso and Minas Gerais.

Brazil Cotton Technology

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Brazil Cotton Technology

Today and tomorrow,

Brazil cotton will continue to satisfy their customers’ needs for constant quality at competitive prices.

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Brazil Cotton Technology

• Update on the latest

technological advances

• seed development,
• sustainability
• drones,
• harvesting equipment,
• ginning
• cotton classing,
• for constant high quality

cotton at competitive prices

• developed short cycle

cotton seeds maturity from 190 days to 120 days

• cotton planting directly

after harvesting soy

• land quality benefits.

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Brazil Cotton Technology

• Result reduced cost of production

without effecting the outturn quality.

• allowing cotton production grow very fast
• Bahia no crops back to back,

increased productivity and efficiency.

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• So what is the future?
• Constancy and uniformity for rain

grown a challenge,

• much research for seeds for plants

with bolls maturity together, ensuring uniformity and less short fibre.

Brazil Cotton Technology

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SOCIAL PILLAR ENVIRONMENTAL PILLAR ECONOMIC PILLAR

Dedication to Sustainability of Cotton Production

80% 31%

• f Brazíl’s total cotton

crop is certified BCI and orABR

• f the world BCI

cotton production comes from Brazil Certification indicators 153 itens exclusive ABR + 25 itens of BCI Certification indicators 21

Technology Drones are used to check the crop development modern cotton harvesters reducing handling, energy consumption, maintaining quality.

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100% Machine Harvested

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100% Saw ginned cotton

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Modern ginning

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Technology HVI

• introduced unified HVI

quality check procedure

• Introdução de um

procedimento unificado de verificação de qualidade HVI

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Each gin will submit a percentage of their HVI classed cotton to the central lab for checking similar USDA.

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Unified HVI Quality Check Procedure – SBRHVI

Unified HVI Quality Check Procedure – SBRHVI

This ensure description cotton sold is maintained.

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http://www.abrapa.com.br/Paginas/ rastreabilidade/rastreamento-de-fardo.aspx

Unified HVI Quality Check Procedure – SBRHVI

Similar to American, each bale a bale tag, with the unique bale number allowing client, to check our website,

• riginal classing of that bale.

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http://www.abrapa.com.br/Paginas/ rastreabilidade/rastreamento-de-fardo.aspx

Today and Future

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TO ENSURE THAT BRAZILIAN COTTON HAS THE MAXIMUM TRANSPARENCY OFFERS SUPPORT FORTHE EXTRAORDINARY TECHNOLOGICAL TEXTILE INDUSTRY .

Thank You very much!

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