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African Cotton, Bremen Index
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American Pima Cotton (Supima)
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BCI Cotton: 3128B
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BCI Cotton: KCA (Spot)
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BCI Cotton: Shankar-6
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Brazilian cotton, Bremen Index
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Brazilian cotton, CEPEA/ESALQ Index
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C.I.S. Cotton, Bremen Index
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CAI (Andhra Pradesh / Karnataka / Orissa)
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CAI (Andhra Pradesh / Karnataka / Tamil Nadu / Orissa)
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CAI (Andhra Pradesh / Karnataka)
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CAI (Gujarat)
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CAI (Karnataka / Tamil Nadu)
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CAI (Maharashtra / Madhya Pradesh)
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CAI (Punjab / Haryana / Rajasthan - ICS 101)
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CAI (Punjab / Haryana / Rajasthan - ICS 105)
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CAI (Punjab / Haryana / Rajasthan - ICS 202)
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CAI (Punjab / Haryana / Rajasthan)
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CAI (Rajasthan)
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CC Index: 2129B
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CC Index: 2227B
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CC Index: 3128B
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Conventional Cotton: KCA (Spot)
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Cotlook A-Index
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Cotton Seed (Rajkot)
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Cotton Seed (Surendranagar)
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Cotton Waste (Gujarat)
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Cotton Waste (Guntur)
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Cotton Waste (Himachal Pradesh)
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Cotton Waste (Madhya Pradesh)
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Cotton Waste (Maharashtra)
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Cotton Waste (Punjab)
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Cotton Waste (Rajasthan)
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Cotton Waste (South India)
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Egyptian Giza 94 Cotton, Bremen Index
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Greece Cotton, Bremen Index
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ICE Cotton
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ICF DCH-32 (Karnataka)
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ICF J-34 - RG (Bhatinda)
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ICF MCU-5 (Andhra Pradesh)
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ICF MECH (Maharashtra)
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ICF Mech-I/H-4 (Madhya Pradesh)
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ICF Shankar-6 (Gujarat-Merchant)
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ICF V-797 (Gujarat)
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Mech Cotton, Bremen Index
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Organic Cotton: KCA (Spot)
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Organic Cotton: Shankar-6
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Pima Cotton, Bremen Index
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Recycled Cotton: Shankar-6
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Shankar-6 Cotton, Bremen Index
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Spain Cotton, Bremen Index
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U S A E/M/O/T, Bremen Index
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Upland Cotton
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USDA Upland Cotton (Desert Southwest)
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USDA Upland Cotton (East Texas-Oklahoma)
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USDA Upland Cotton (North Delta)
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USDA Upland Cotton (San Joaquin Valley)
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USDA Upland Cotton (South Delta)
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USDA Upland Cotton (Southeast)
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USDA Upland Cotton (West Texas)
Cotton Waste (Punjab) Analysis: Cotton Fibre Market Trends, Prices & Forecast
TexPro provides pricing information for Cotton Waste (Punjab), covering subproducts such as Comber Noil, It offers historical pricing data for up to the last five years. It also provides an accurate price forecast for the next “9/12” months, updated twice a month. The data is collected from our verified primary and secondary data sources.
Cotton Waste (Punjab), Comber Noil, Ex-Mill - India (01 May 2024 - 30 Apr 2025)
Overall Trend
- The prices of Cotton Waste (Comber Noil) have been in a decreasing trend from May 2024 to April 2025 in Asia (Ex-Mill India). This trend reflects broader market conditions influenced by supply chain dynamics and fluctuations in demand for cotton products.
Price Trend
- The prices of Cotton Waste (Comber Noil) have decreased by 4.55% from May 2024 to April 2025 in Asia (Ex-Mill India).
- The average month-on-month percentage change has been -0.36% during the same period, indicating a consistent decline in prices.
- The highest percentage increase of 6.84% was reported in September 2024, suggesting a temporary spike possibly due to seasonal demand or supply constraints. Conversely, the highest percentage decrease of -5.38% was reported in July 2024, likely reflecting market corrections or oversupply issues.
- The average price for Cotton Waste (Comber Noil) in 2024 was 1.2475 USD/kg, which has decreased to 1.225 USD/kg in 2025, indicating a CAGR of -1.80% from 2024 to 2025.
Price Range
- The average price from May 2024 to April 2025 for Cotton Waste (Comber Noil) in Asia (Ex-Mill India) was 1.2400 USD/kg, indicating that the prices have fluctuated around this average. The range between the average and minimum price is 0.07 USD/kg, and that between the maximum and average price is 0.08 USD/kg, indicating a relatively stable pricing environment. The maximum and minimum prices reported were 1.32 USD/kg and 1.17 USD/kg, respectively, showing a price range of 0.15 USD/kg.
Volatility
- The standard deviation in Cotton Waste (Comber Noil) prices was 0.0398 USD/kg, indicating low volatility in the market. This low volatility suggests a stable pricing environment, which can be advantageous for manufacturers and retailers in planning their procurement strategies.
- The prices for Cotton Waste (Comber Noil) traded at a moving average premium of 1.45% and at a moving average discount of -3.19% from the moving average price during the same period, reflecting the market's pricing dynamics and the competitive landscape in the cotton sector.
This analytical summary provides a comprehensive overview of the Cotton Waste (Comber Noil) market in Asia (Ex-Mill India), highlighting significant trends, price movements, and market dynamics that are crucial for stakeholders in the textile industry.
Trend Report
The average price of Cotton Waste (Punjab) has increased by 4.41% in the month of April 2025 as compared to March 2025. The price of Cotton Waste (Punjab) has been above its last six months average price by 2.50%. The price of Cotton Waste (Punjab) has reduced by a CAGR of -0.43% in last one year. The price of Cotton Waste (Punjab) in the month of April 2025 has decreased by -9.34% as compared to the same month last year.
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Cotton Waste (Punjab)– Market Overview & Industry Significance
Punjab, being one of India's major agricultural states, is also a major producer of cotton and cotton waste in the country. With strong cotton cultivation and a plenty of cotton spinning & ginning mills, Punjab is a prominent region for sourcing different varieties of cotton waste for industries all over India. Of these, Comber Noil is one of the major varieties resulting as a by-product of cotton production in the state.
Ludhiana, Bathinda, and Mansa are some of the major textile centers of Punjab where cotton ginning and yarn spinning operations form a major part of industry. These cities are home to many spinning mills that generate Comber Noil as a by-product in the process of manufacturing cotton yarns. As Punjab is known for high standards of production, the Comber Noil produced here is clean, soft, & trustworthy and can be used in a wide range of industrial processes.
Comber Noil of Punjab finds extensive application in the production of surgical cotton, non-woven fabrics, and as blending material in spinning mills. Its high-quality texture and low levels of contamination establish it as an attractive option for manufacturers seeking uniformity in fiber blending.
TexPro provides in-depth pricing trends, historical price movements, and future market outlook for Comber Noil in Punjab. This information aids procurement teams in making strategic procurement choices, making informed decisions, and preparing for future risks.
Comber Noil from Punjab has historically seen low volatility in prices, a measure of the state's stable output and consistent demand. Punjab’s Comber Noil is thus growing in importance as a resource in the Indian textile industry.