Genpro Healthcare LLP

Desi cotton, also known as indigenous or traditional cotton, is cultivated in the Indian subcontinent for centuries. Renowned for its resilience and ability to withstand harsh climates, desi cotton yields soft, breathable fibers. Its cultivation supports sustainable farming practices, preserving heritage while producing high-quality textiles for diverse applications.

cotton yarn waste and other fibers that are recycled, typically from the ring spinning process, to be re-spun into lower-count yarns for the textile industry. This "comber" material, sometimes referred to as "break comber cotton waste," can also include PC (Polyester/Cotton) blend yarns or selvedge material, providing an eco-friendly and cost-effective raw material for open-end spinning mills