Cotton Dealers in Shakespeare Sarani, Kolkata (8 products available)

We are the largest surgical cotton manufacturers in eastern India with a market share higher than 60%, with a state of the art manufacturing facility, a GMP and ISO 9001:2008 company. Manufacturing capacity 2500 kg/day - one of the largest surgical cotton manufacturers in India today. Our products are Cotton Balls, Zigzag Cotton, Cotton in Rolls & Pleats, Cotton Bandages, Cotton Swabs, etc. Product Features-   Soft and natural Highly absorbent Ready-to-use  Ideal For-   Orthopaedic operationsPlaster casts for bone fractureGeneral clinical use    

Colour : White

We are offering gamjee absorbent cotton roll. it comes in 2.8x15cm (absorbant cotton lp wwrapped in gauze vp)

Indian Raw Cotton is our Core product and we have been marketing the same for atleast 60 Years in domestic and Global Markets.Last Cotton Season (2006-07) we had transported cotton around 180000 Bales in Numbers equivalent to 30000 Metric Tone.

Today, cotton is considered the most important natural fiber used in the textile industries worldwide, amounting to 40% of the textile production. India is among the three leading cotton-producing countries (with USA and China). Cotton plants really are beautiful! There are lovely flowers and the cotton bolls are absolutely awesome. Did you know that the color of the flowers is very significant? White flower / white bloom — The first day a bloom opens it is white or a creamy yellow color. In the afternoon, the pollen is released and as it self-pollinates. Pink flower / pink bloom — Once pollinated, the flower begins to turn pink, becoming a bright fuschia in a few days. Young boll — As the pink bloom dries down, the young boll pushes its way up, forcing the pink bloom to fall off as a tag. The boll (it looks like a nut) continues to grow as the fiber and seed grow. Cracked boll — As cotton fiber matures, cotton bolls open slowly as the bracts dry and separate. Open boll — This is the part of the plant that most people think of when they think of a cotton plant… it’s what we harvest. And it looks like the cotton balls in your bathroom cabinets. The importance of Organic Cotton People are starting to know about the health benefits of buying organic food and using organic cleaning products, but what about organic materials in textile? If you are an animal lover, care about what goes on your body or are concerned with the welfare of others, take note: promoting organic fabrics has a major positive impact on your health and the health of our planet. From a fashion standpoint, Organic clothing now follows all the latest style trends. This means that there are now brands available which offer your favorite styles produced in organic cotton! However, the biggest benefit of organic cotton remains the environmental aspect: the crops are not treated with pesticides, insecticides, herbicides and Genetically Modified Organisms. These substances are harmful to farmers and workers, to us as consumers, and to entire wildlife eco-systems. Organic cotton is grown in a way that uses methods and materials that lessen the impact on our environment. An important difference with organic growing systems is that they replenish and maintain soil fertility and build biologically diverse agriculture. Organic cotton uses far less water too.   Unfortunately, today, less than one percent of all cotton grown is organic. Conventionally grown cotton uses more insecticides than any other crop in the world. It is estimated that each year cotton producers use as much as 25 percent of the world's insecticides and more than 10 percent of the world's pesticides; an incredible amount for one just one crop. These chemicals can be deadly. Such pesticides poison farmers all over the world. Factory workers too have to breathe in their fumes during the manufacturing process. According to the World Health Organization up to 20,000 deaths each year are caused by pesticide poisoning in developing countries. Here in the US alone, more than 10,000 farmers die each year from cancers related to such chemicals. These chemicals seep into run-off water after heavy rains, poisoning lakes, rivers and waterways. Pesticide residue has been increasingly discovered in foods, farm animals and even breast milk. Not only are these carcinogens responsible for thousands of cases cancer in adults, they are particularly harmful to young children who can develop debilitating neurodevelopmental effects. We even feel the harmful effects of non-organic cottons and fabrics in our daily lives. Irritated skin, rashes and even headaches and dizziness can be caused by the chemical residue trapped in the threads. To make matters worse, many Indian farmers, facing illness and bankruptcy as a result of using pesticides, end up committing suicide, leaving behind their destitute families to suffer. More and more brands and fashion houses are committing to organic materials. Some very large and well-known brands, as well as dozens of smaller brands have also championed organic materials, all kinds of fabrics are available now in sustainable organically grown cotton. Consumers need to be aware that their choices can literally save the lives of our farmers, our rivers and streams and give our youth a chance to grown up in an unpolluted environment.

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