Rösch offers first 100 percent CmiA collection

German textile and apparel company Rösch believes in maximum transparency in the textile value chain and is the first company to offer a sleepwear collection made of 100 percent CmiA cotton that can be traced back to the African cotton growing region.

Cotton made in Africa (CmiA) is an initiative by the Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF) that certifies adherence to the requirements through its Hard Identity Preserved (HIP) Standard.

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standard certifies CmiA requirements

“By introducing the new Hard Identity Preserved Standard, the Aid by Trade Foundation will make a significant contribution to providing greater transparency throughout the textile value chain. This is a great achievement for us to be the first company to offer its customers products that can be traced back to the growing area of CmiA cotton in Africa," explains Andreas Söffker, managing director of Gerhard Rösch.