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Conventional (GMO) and Organic (Non-GMO) Cotton Seed Meal |
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Part used: |
Fruit seed |
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| Pasand Exports Pvt Ltd owns largest contract farming, manufacturer and exporter of Conventional (GMO) and Organic (Non-GMO) Cotton Seed Meal |
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| Specification of Cotton Seed Meal : |
| Commodity |
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Cotton Seed Meal |
| Protein |
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36% to 40% |
| Fiber |
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12% to 16% |
| Moisture |
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11% |
| Oil |
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1% Maximum |
| Origin |
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India |
| Quantity |
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As per Buyer Requirement (Minimum 20 Metric Ton) |
| Price |
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Fax, Email or Call |
| Shipment |
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FOB, CNF and CIF |
| Delivery |
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Ready |
| Payment |
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100% Irrevocable at Sight Letter of Credit |
| Packing |
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As per buyer requirement |
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| Organic Certified By: |
(1) Control Union Certifications (Formerly Skal International)
Certificate No: C810565NOP-01.2008
Certificate No: C810565NPOPEU-01.2008 |
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| Cotton Seed |
| Description |
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Whole cottonseed is high in protein, fat, fiber and energy. This combination of nutrients in one feedstuff is unusual. Whole cottonseed with the lint still attached is white and fuzzy in appearance. It sometimes is called "fuzzy seed," and has the analysis shown below. Whole cottonseed from which the lint has been removed is called delinted seed, is black and smooth in appearance, and tends to be slightly higher in protein and fat than the fuzzy seed.
Research at the Universities of California and Pennsylvania has shown that feeding whole cottonseed to milking cows can stimulate higher milk fat test and help maintain milk persistency. It should be fed at the rate of 4 to 7 pounds (1.8 to 3.1 kg) per cow per day. Mechanically delinted seed has the same effect as fuzzy seed.
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| Whole cottonseeds do not need to be crushed or processed in any way before feeding. |
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| Typical Analysis |
| Dry matter |
93 % |
| Crude Protein |
21.0 % |
| Fat |
17.0 % |
| Crude fiber |
24.0 % |
| Neutral Detergent Fiber |
40.9 % |
| Acid Detergent Fiber |
30.8 % |
| Calcium |
0.14 % |
| Phosphorus |
0.68 % |
| Total Digestible Nutrients |
91.0 % |
| Net energy—Lactation |
94.1 Mcal/100 lbs |
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| Caution: Any recommendations given here should be considered as general only and may not apply in your specific situation. All final recommendations should be made by a qualified person familiar with your particular circumstances. |
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| Refined Cotton Seed Oil |
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INTRODUCTION:-
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Refined Cottonseed oil is a oleic linolic type vegetable oil, produced by mainly micro-refining of cottonseed oil, which is derived from the seed of the cotton plant, grown in Gujarat. |
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Refined Cottonseed oil has perfect balance of MUFA & PUFA. Both the fatty acids are essential for the body. |
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Refined Cottonseed oil is a light colored, bland, nutty taste and completely odourless. |
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Refined Cottonseed oil soaks very less oil in comparison to other oils, it makes the food very light and easy to digest. |
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APPLICATIONS:-
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Refined Cottonseed oil is widely used for edible purposes, It is the best as a frying media, gives crispness to the fried product. |
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Refined Cottonseed oil, due to the presence of balanced fatty acids, is an ideal healthy oil used for many food applications. |
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Refined Cottonseed oil is also preferred for industrial purposes for making sulphonated oils and protective coatings, because of having property of semi-drying class. |
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| Cotton Seed Oil Typical Specification |
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| FFA % (As Oleic Acid) |
0.15% Max. |
| Color in 1" cell |
5.00 Units Max. |
| Moisture & Volatile matter |
0.1% Max. |
| Iodine Value |
99-112 |
| Per Oxide Value Mg./Kg. |
3.00 Max. |
| Customized specification can also be achieved |
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| Cotton Seed Hulls |
Description |
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Cottonseed hulls are used mostly in the southern area of the U.S. They are low in protein, calcium, phosphorus and energy and high in fiber. Cottonseed hulls are palatable and are used as a roughage for cattle, especially in areas where good quality forages are scarce. They occasionally are included in grain mixes to increase the bulk density and crude fiber content. They can be helpful in supporting fat test in low fiber or low roughage rations. |
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| Typical Analysis |
| Dry matter |
91 % |
| Crude Protein |
03.7 % |
| Fat |
01.5 % |
| Crude fiber |
44.0 % |
| Neutral Detergent Fiber |
81.9 % |
| Acid Detergent Fiber |
66.4 % |
| Calcium |
00.1 % |
| Phosphorus |
00.1 % |
| Total Digestible Nutrients |
40.0 % |
| Net energy—Lactation |
40.4 Mcal/100 lbs |
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| Caution: Any recommendations given here should be considered as general only and may not apply in your specific situation. All final recommendations should be made by a qualified person familiar with your particular circumstances. |
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Pasand Exports Pvt Ltd dealing in 100% natural Cotton Linter mill run, 1st cut, 2nd cut, 3rd cut quality. We can supply bulk quantity of cotton linter for your productions of " Nitro cellulose Resins" for explosives, and "Cellulose", and Cotton Linters Pulp" plants |
Typical Uses of Cotton Linter |
Paper (Filter, Currency, Securities), Films (X-ray, Tapes, Packaging), Felts ( Mattress, Comforters, Upholstery), Yarn (Twines, Rugs, Candlewicks), Cellulose Esters (Lacquers, Paint, Toothpaste, Ice cream), Cellulose Nitrate (Finger Nail Polish, Gun Powder), Food Casing (Sausages, Frankfurters), Medical Grade Cotton) |
Specification of Cotton Linter Mill Run |
| Mature Degree-(Yield) |
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70 to 72% |
| Ash |
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1.75 to 2.05% |
| Iron Content |
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100 to 250 ppm |
| Moisture |
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5% to 8% |
| Alpha Cellulose |
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90 to 92% |
| Oxci |
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7.14% |
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Specification of 1st Cut Cotton Linter |
| Apperance |
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Cream White |
| Cotton Length |
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5mm to 8mm |
| Insoluble Matter (Trash) |
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1.02 - 1.50 % |
| Extra with Water |
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2% |
| Ash |
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1.5% |
| Moisture |
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3% to 8% |
| Pentozen |
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2.0% |
| Maturity |
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75% |
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Specification of 2nd Cut Cotton Linter |
| Appearance |
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Blackish white |
| Cotton Length |
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2mm to 6mm |
| Moisture |
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3% to 8% |
| Maturity |
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75% |
| Sulphate acid - infusibility matter |
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3.5 % (+/-1) |
| Ash less than |
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1.3% (+/-0.2) |
| No Foreign Fiber and no contamination |
| Foreign matter |
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no more Than 2.00% to 3.5% |
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Specification of 3rd Cut Cotton Linter |
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(A) 1st Grade Variation +/- 5% |
| Mature Degree-(Yield) |
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65% |
| Ash |
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2.25% |
| Iron Content |
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250 ppm |
| Moisture |
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4% |
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(B) 2nd Grade Variation +/-5% |
| Mature Degree-(Yield) |
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60% |
| Ash |
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2.50% |
| Iron Content |
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250 ppm |
| Moisture |
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4% |
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PEDIGREE |
G.Dot.100(G.hirs.) X G.Cot.10(G.hirs.) |
DURATION |
Sown in the month of June-July and is ready for picking in November and may extend upto February. |
FIBRE PROPERTIES |
(a) 2.5% Span Length |
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27.5 to 29.5 mm |
(b) Micronaire |
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3.5 to 4.9 |
(c) Bundle Strength |
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(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch |
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85 to 96 |
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex |
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21 to 23(ICC ) |
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COMPARABLE FOREIGN GROWTH |
U.S.Fibre Max/Acala,W.African,Australian,Brazilian,Tanz anian,Syrian. |
GENERAL REMARKS |
Shankar-6 is cultivated in an area of 4.4million acres in our state of Gujarat.It is in great demand by the textile industry in India & China . |
Organic |
Shankar-6 Organic Raw Cotton Availiable |
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PEDIGREE |
Intra Hirsutum hybrid between Female C-4 X Male C-549. |
DURATION |
It is sown in the month of June/July and the crop is ready for picking by November-January. |
FIBRE PROPERTIES |
(a) 2.5% Span Length |
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25 to 27 mm |
1-1/16" |
(b) Micronaire |
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3.5 to 4.9 |
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(c) Bundle Strength |
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(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch |
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85 to 95 |
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(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex |
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20 to 22(ICC ) |
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COMPARABLE FOREIGN GROWTH |
West African,Brazilian,Tanzanian,Paraguan and Argentine. |
GENERAL REMARKS |
This type of cotton is mainly grown in the states of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. Quantity of yield per year is about 1.7 million bales each of 170 kgs. |
Organic |
MECH-1 Organic Raw Cotton Availaible |
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PEDIGREE |
Guj.67(G.hir.) x American nectariless (G.hirs.) |
DURATION |
June/July to November/February.It is grown in the States of Gujarat. Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh under irrigated and assured rainfall conditions. |
FIBRE PROPERTIES |
(a) 2.5% Span Length |
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27 to 30 mm |
26 to 28 mm |
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1-1/16"-1-3/16" |
1-1/32"-1-3/32" |
(b) Micronaire |
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3.5 to 4.2mm |
3.2 to 3.8mm |
(c) Bundle Strength |
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(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch |
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85 to 90 |
84 to 90 |
(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex |
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19 to 23 |
18 to 22 |
(d) Spinning Counts |
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40s to 50s |
34s to 44s |
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COMPARABLE FOREIGN GROWTH |
West African,Brazilian,Tanzanian,Paraguan and Argentine. |
GENERAL REMARKS |
It is generally cultivated in well drained black sandy loam soil. This variety matures about 5-6 weeks early as compared to other standard Gujarat cottons. It has continuous production of flushes of flowers and bolls. It is estimated that production of Hybrid-4 may be around 13 lakhs bales.(of 170 Kgs.)if the entire country is taken into consideration.Thus it easily meets the internal demand and export needs as well.
Japanese technicians have produced a fine textured fabric of gossamer quality from this cotton. Innumerable enquiries are being made by European countries and Japan for this cotton variety. |
Organic |
Hybrid-4 Organic Raw Cotton Availiable |
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PEDIGREE |
Developed from crosses involving Sea Island,542,MCU1, MCU-2 and Gatooma. |
DURATION |
It is sown in the months of midAugust to mid-September and bolls are ready for picking by February and may go on upto April. |
FIBRE PROPERTIES |
(a) 2.5% Span Length |
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32 to 34 mm |
1-3/32" to 1-3/16" |
(b) Micronaire |
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3.2 to 3.7 |
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(c) Bundle Strength |
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(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch |
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90 to 100 |
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(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex |
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23 to 25(ICC) |
19 to 21(ICC) |
(d) Spinning Counts
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50s to 60s
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34s to 50s |
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COMPARABLE FOREIGN GROWTH |
U.S.,Ultima RG,Egyptian Giza 86/Giza 89,Sudanese Barakat. |
GENERAL REMARKS |
This variety is grown in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Orissa and Maharashtra. Total production is about 5 lakh bales. |
Organic |
MCU-5 Organic Raw Cotton Availiable |
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PEDIGREE |
It is an interspecific hybrid developed by crossing DS 58 (G.hirsutum) X SB 425 YF(G.Barbadense). |
DURATION |
It is sown in the month of July-August and the crop is ready for picking by January to March. |
FIBRE PROPERTIES |
(a) 2.5% Span Length |
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34 to 36 mm |
32 to 34mm |
(b) Micronaire |
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3.0 to 3.5 |
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(c) Bundle Strength |
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(1) 1000 lbs./sq.inch |
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90 to 97 |
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(2) 1/8" gauge- g/tex |
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24 to 29 (ICC) |
19 to 21(ICC) |
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COMPARABLE FOREIGN GROWTH |
U.S.Pima,Egyptian Giza 88/Giza 70, Sudanese Barakat, Chinese 146,CIS ELS,Australian Pima,Israeli Pima. |
GENERAL REMARKS |
DCH-32 grows in the states of Karnataka, Tamilnadu and Madhya Pradesh. Production of this variety is 1.5 lakh bales. |
Organic |
DCH-32 Organic Raw Cotton Availiable |
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| Cotton Yarn |
VISCOSE FIBER & YARN |
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Cotton Yarn (Grey) |
Open End 4 to 20 NE Normal, Multi Count, Slub |
Ring Spun : 10NE to 100NE Carded and Combed |
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Cotton Slub |
All Counts are Availiable |
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Core Yarn |
Lycra / Spandex Yarn availibale |
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Polypropelene Textured Yarn & Ringspun Yarn |
Availibale |
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Polyyester / Cotton Yarn |
10NE to 60NE Availiable |
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Cotton Soft Twist Yarn |
10/2, 16/2, 20/2 and 34/2 NE Availiable |
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Combed Gassed Mercerized Yarn |
2/40NE to 2/100 NE Avaiiable |
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Cotton NTRT Yarns |
20/1 , 30/1 and 40/1 NE |
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Melange Yarn-100% Cotton & Cotton Viscose |
20/1NE to 40/1NE |
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100% Poly Ring Spun Yarn |
10NE to 76NE (Single and Double) |
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