Foreign Cotton Consumption/Production Gap Reduced
by
Leslie Meyer,
James Kiawu, and
Stephen MacDonaldOutlook No. (CWS-11h) 17 pp, October 2011
The latest U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) cotton projections for 2011/12 indicate that the gap between foreign consumption and production is projected to decrease significantly this season and fall below 5 million bales for the first time since
2004/05 (fig. 1).
Keywords: forecast; imports; exports; textile; fiber; supply & use; bales; cotton; trade deficit
In this publication...
- Entire report,
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- Table 1--U.S. cotton supply and use estimates,
37 kb
- Table 2--World cotton supply and use estimates,
29 kb
- Table 3--U.S. fiber supply,
30 kb
- Table 4--U.S. fiber demand,
33 kb
- Table 5--U.S. and world fiber prices,
34 kb
- Table 6--U.S. textile imports, by fiber,
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- Table 7--U.S. textile exports, by fiber,
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- Table 8--U.S. cotton textile imports, by origin,
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- Table 9--U.S. cotton textile exports, by destination,
37 kb
- Table 10--Acreage, yield, and production estimates, 2011,
31 kb
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