1. What is CmiA African Cotton Certification? "Cotton in Africa" (CmiA) is the largest cotton certification brand in Africa, bringing about 50 million pieces of textiles to the market in 2016. It is one of the world's leading standards for sustainable cotton production. Its goal is to help smallholders help themselves through trade and improve the social, ecological and economic living conditions of smallholder cotton producers and their families in sub-Saharan Africa. Moreover, under the guidance of Shanghai Chaowang, many companies have successfully obtained CmiA certificates . If you want to know more details, please call: 021-51029391 . Jack & Jones in Denmark, Asos in the UK, Kid Interior and Aldi Süd in Norway have been users of CmiA since 2006. In 2016, around 50 million textiles were marked with the CmiA label, and the license revenue from the CmiA label increased by 47% compared to the previous year to €1,484,546. 2. Social, Environmental and Economic Sustainability Social: The work of Cotton Made in Africa is built on three pillars of sustainable development which form the core of the Cotton Made in Africa Standard; People: CmiA supports smallholder farmers and works to promote gender equality, dignified labour conditions and respect for children’s rights for the planet: Environment: CmiA is committed to protecting soil, water, biodiversity, climate and the environment , including banning the use of genetically modified organisms and reducing the negative impacts of crop protection. Prosperity: CmiA promotes access to high-quality equipment and actively helps improve productivity, fiber quality and overall living conditions. Chaowang Consulting and Guidance has been engaged in factory inspection guidance and certification consulting for many years. It has rich experience and connections, is familiar with the process and steps of factory inspection and certification, and can help companies solve certification problems at any time, easily deal with them, and pass them smoothly. Consultation phone: 021-51029391! |
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