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U.S. cotton exports forecast to decline in 2011

  • by Economic Research Service
  • 5/25/2012
  • Cotton and Wool
A chart showing U.S. cotton exports and share of global trade.

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U.S. cotton exports are forecast to decrease about 25 percent this season. The drought-reduced U.S. crop lowered exportable supplies and competition from more abundant foreign supplies is expected to reduce shipments to their lowest level in a decade. As a result, the share of global trade is projected to fall to 28.4 percent in 2011/12, 9 percentage points below the 5-year average and the lowest share since 2000/01. This chart is found in the March 2012 Cotton and Wool Outlook, CWS-12a.

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