Bremen Cotton Report

The Bremen Cotton Report

The Cotton Report is the newsletter of the Bremen Cotton Exchange and is sent out in German and English every 14 days by e-mail to members and subscribers.

With current information on cotton markets, producer countries, cotton research, the textile and clothing industry, news about specialist conferences and, of course, regular interviews with representatives of the industry, the Cotton Report gives a brief and detailed overview of developments in the cotton and textile sectors.

Subscribe to the Cotton Report

Are you interested in receiving the Bremen Cotton Report and all the latest information surrounding cotton? Then write to us at info@baumwollboerse.de or order directly in the Cotton Shop.

Terms and Conditions

Members receive the Cotton Report free of charge. For non-members, the annual subscription costs EUR 200.00 including VAT, for one subscriber. You are welcome to subscribe to the BREMEN COTTON REPORT. Here you can also read a sample copy → (Acrobat© PDF format). The termination of a weekly report subscription is possible at end of each quarter with six weeks’ notice. The weekly report is published every 14 days – a total of 25 issues per year.

Advertise in the Cotton Report

With your advertisement in BREMEN COTTON REPORT you can reach the cotton industry through an established, international medium. It is a great way to advertise internationally. Please contact us for more information. We will be pleased to make you an individual offer.

Contact:
Mrs Anke Moskopp · Telephone: +49 421 339 70-30 · E-Mail: moskopp@baumwollboerse.de

Cotton Report Interviews

The Bremen Cotton Exchange regularly publishes interviews with experts from the textile supply chain in the section “Question Time” of the Cotton Report. Cotton is of interest for merchants and traders as well as for agricultural and financial experts and for biologists and chemists.

Read the interviews with experts from the latest Cotton Reports here on the website.

The interviews embody the opinion of the respective interview partner and do not represent the position of the Bremen Cotton Exchange as neutral, independent
institution.