China’s 2021 Central Economic Work Conference
From December 8th through December 10th, China held its 2021 Central Economic Work conference in Beijing. See the link below for more details on the topics highlighted in the conference.
From December 8th through December 10th, China held its 2021 Central Economic Work conference in Beijing. See the link below for more details on the topics highlighted in the conference.
September 8th, 2026
Please use the link below for a glance at the upcoming events for the week of September 8. Document here.
Read MoreSeptember 3rd, 2026
The American Cotton Shippers Association (ACSA) thanks the Administration for their strong support of the Buying American Cotton Act (S. 1919). The legislation represents an important opportunity to strengthen American agriculture, increase support for U.S.-grown cotton, and advance the health and well-being of American consumers. In its Statement of Administration Policy, the White House expressed […]
Read MoreJune 4th, 2026
ACSA joined nearly 200 organizations in supporting the Combating Organized Retail Crime Act (CORCA), legislation aimed at addressing the growing threat of organized retail theft and supply chain crime. The coalition’s letter to Senate leadership reflects strong support for coordinated efforts to combat criminal activity that disrupts businesses, increases costs, and impacts supply chains nationwide. […]
Read MoreMay 29th, 2026
The Great American Cotton Plan outlines a comprehensive strategy to strengthen the U.S. cotton industry by expanding demand, enhancing competitiveness, and supporting domestic supply chains. The plan emphasizes market-driven solutions that promote the use of U.S.-grown cotton while creating long-term opportunities for producers, merchants, manufacturers, and consumers. ACSA appreciates Secretary Rollins and her team for […]
Read MoreMarch 26th, 2026
The American Cotton Shippers Association joined a coalition of agricultural organizations in a letter to Congress urging a balanced approach to rail safety legislation that protects both safety and supply chain efficiency. The group emphasized the importance of a reliable freight rail network to U.S. agriculture and raised concerns that certain proposed mandates could increase […]
Read MoreMarch 11th, 2026
A large and diverse coalition of cotton industry stakeholders, including the American Cotton Shippers Association (ACSA), has sent a letter to Members of the U.S. Senate urging them to co-sponsor the Buying American Cotton Act (BACA). The letter, signed by organizations representing the full cotton supply chain, from producers and merchants to brands and retailers, […]
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