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UGANDA: TWG to boost organic cotton sector

Uganda’s organic cotton sector is likely to get a boost as the Washington based consultancy group Whitaker and 1888 mills company are exploring avenues in Africa.

KAMPALA: Uganda’s organic cotton sector is likely to get a boost as the Washington based consultancy group Whitaker and 1888 mills company are exploring avenues in Africa. Representatives from 1888 Mills led by Mr Chris Motley and an advisor to 1888 Mills CEO Jon Simon, have been in the country to meet with government agencies and key players in the country's textile and apparel sector. The Whitaker Group (TWG) specializes in trade and investment in Africa. Ms Rosa...

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