Our mission to kick off a bio-industrial economy and regenerate our habitat can only be achieved at a significant scale through global collaboration. The Agraloop™ future BioRefinery is modular, low-CAPEX, and designed to be deployed globally to serve local communities and industries. We welcome international brands, manufacturers, farmers, NGOs, and other interested collaborators to inquire and learn more about how you can be a part of the solution.

The cotton fibers are then subjected to rigorous cleaning to remove impurities such as seed residue, dust, dirt and other foreign material. Cleaning is essential to ensure that the cotton is clean and ready to be made into yarn. This cleaning is achieved through the use of ginning, carding and cleaning machines that work to ensure that the cotton is in optimum condition for the next step in the process.

Knowing the process of making cotton yarn allows us to further appreciate the value and beauty of this natural fiber that has been cherished for generations. In addition, as the textile industry focuses more and more on sustainability, cotton remains a favorable option due to its natural origin and the possibility of applying more circular practices in its production. From cotton plantations to spinning mills, the process of cotton yarn production is a combination of art and science that has been refined over centuries to create one of the most beloved fibers used in fashion and apparel.