Is the tide turning for the US cotton yarn sector?

An acceleration of investment in the US spinning and weaving sector by overseas firms - including those in China and India - appears to be driven by a number of factors including falling US energy costs, local subsidies and "yarn forward" rules of origin. But is the tide really starting to turn? asks Michelle Russell.

An acceleration of investment in the US spinning and weaving sector by overseas firms – including those in China and India – appears to be driven by a number of factors including falling US energy costs, local subsidies and “yarn forward” rules of origin. But is the tide really starting to turn? asks Michelle Russell.

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