National Cotton Council

The National Cotton Council (NCC) is an American organization that supports and represents the cotton industry, which includes farmers, ginners, merchants, and manufacturers. Established in 1938, its mission is to enhance the profitability and competitiveness of cotton. The NCC advocates for policies that benefit the cotton sector, conducts research on cotton production, and provides educational resources to improve farming practices. It also works to promote cotton as a sustainable and high-quality product in various markets. Overall, the NCC plays a crucial role in supporting the interests of those involved in the cotton supply chain.