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Documentary Team Exposes Dirty Truth About Overseas Cotton

January 12, 2018 | Reposted from pimacott.com   A new documentary from the French television program Cash Investigates has put the spotlight on unethical cotton production practices around the globe. In a November episode titled “Cotton: The Other Side of Our T-Shirts,” investigative journalists from the award-winning news show went to extraordinary lengths – posing [...]

2022-09-29T15:07:52-04:00Categories: blog, PimaCott, Textile and Apparel|

Secrets of a Successful Pima Cotton Harvest

December 6, 2017 | Reposted from pimacott.com Now that the last of this year’s verified pure PimaCott Cotton has been picked, we caught up with Cannon Michael, a sixth-generation farmer and the president of Bowles Farming Company, to learn a bit more about the preparation, hard work, and the surprising amount of science involved in [...]

2021-12-02T15:06:15-05:00Categories: blog, PimaCott, Textile and Apparel|

Egyptian Cotton vs Pima Cotton: What’s the Difference?

October 12, 2017 | reposted from PimaCott.com When it comes to quality, most people understand the difference between a 525-thread count sheet and a 750-thread count sheet. Less understood, however, is the difference between various kinds of cottons, especially premium cottons like Egyptian and pima. What is the difference anyway? Is one better than [...]

2022-09-30T11:50:36-04:00Categories: blog, PimaCott, Textile and Apparel|

What Philadelphia taught me about pharmaceutical serialization

By Bob Miglani Implementation of pharmaceutical serialization is important but really, really complicated. That’s one of the things I learned while attending and presenting at the Pharmaceutical Traceability Forum held in Philadelphia November 30 to December 1. I love Philly because of its rich history, great restaurants and wonderful people who will [...]

2020-11-17T13:51:03-05:00Categories: blog, Pharma|

Three lessons for procuring authentic aloe

Fake aloe has been all over the news, thanks to a recent investigation by Bloomberg News. Samples tested at an independent laboratory showed that store-brand aloe products from Wal-Mart, CVS, Walgreens and Target did not contain the three primary chemical components — acemannan, malic acid and glucose — found in authentic aloe vera gel. [...]

2020-11-17T14:09:17-05:00Categories: blog, Personal Care|
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