Cotton Bales

Cotton bales are large, compressed bundles of raw cotton that have been processed through ginning, where cotton fibers are separated from seeds and other impurities. Each bale typically weighs around 170-227 kilograms, depending on regional standards, and is tightly packed to optimize storage and transportation. Cotton bales are used in the textile industry as the primary material for producing yarn, fabrics, and various cotton-based products. Due to their high demand in both domestic and international markets, cotton bales are crucial for industries in countries like China, Bangladesh, and Vietnam, which are major textile producers. Ensuring quality and compliance with international standards is vital for exporters to meet market demands and regulations.