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It is cultivated following strict guidelines that prohibit farmers from using pesticides and toxic chemicals, offering a valid alternative to standard cotton.

Organic cotton farming relies on natural pest control methods, such as organic fertilizers and compost, instead of chemical products.

Its production involves lower carbon emissions, thanks to reduced fuel and energy consumption.

The absence of synthetic fertilizers in organic cotton farming means no soil or water pollution; it also reduces global warming by 46% and saves 91% of water.
Healthy soil leads to healthy crops, and the health of workers is not put at risk.

By avoiding genetically modified seeds, producers steer clear of harmful substances that could endanger their health.