INVITE: how to scale regenerative cotton sourcing

Tuesday September 10th - 11.30 / 13.00 CET

We, Raddis® Cotton, are delighted to invite you to a deep dive session of “The future of cotton supply chains and how to scale regenerative sourcing”, hosted in partnership with Wageningen University & Research (WUR).

One of today’s most pressing challenges is acting upon a sourcing strategy that aligns with upcoming regulations, enhances cotton farmer livelihoods, and boosts climate resilience while protecting nature.

Regenerative sourcing is seen as an answer to many of our current challenges. However, it is often a (mis)used term that can create confusion.

This webinar will break down the basics and guide you through the opportunities and pitfalls of sourcing regenerative cotton. Join us as our panel discusses:

What: Core concepts of regenerative agriculture and the positive impacts of growing cotton this way.

Why: Benefits and Performance: What can regenerative cotton contribute to your supply chain?
How: Implementation Scenarios: Learn & discuss case studies from Raddis® Brand partners such as HUGO BOSS, Laessig GmbH, Trimco & HAKRO

Join Us & Register:

The Zoom session will be taking place on Tuesday, September 10th from 11.30 until 13.00 CET. You can register through this link.

The webinar will be moderated by Sinéad O’Keeffe, AgriSystems Researcher, WUR, with an introduction of Aneel Kumar Ambavaram founder of @RaddisCotton, and Paulien Harmsen, lead researcher in the WUR investment programme Transformative Bioeconomies.

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Once again, you can register here to secure your spot!

And do mark your calendar accordingly: September 10, starting at Lunchtime 11.30 CET.

We need our production systems to be sufficient and resilient, while also tackling climate change and creating more positives than negatives. This is a big challenge and we need to balance technocentric and socio-ecological concepts for supporting more sustainable and regenerative resource and land uses. We empower all actors to question, to create awareness and to take action, as extractive behaviours are no longer an option. This webinar is an opportunity to understand different perspectives and together find the potential for change to occur, no matter how small, as from a tiny acorn, comes a great Oak tree.

Sinéad O’Keeffe: biobased researcher at Wageningen University and Research.