There is uncertainty in the world about genetically modified cotton, because it is not yet clear whether the products made from it are harmful, and if it is harmful, what exactly the effects will be.

However, there is no doubt that a large mass of consumers prefer genetically modified organisms (GMO)-free products. On the other hand, more emphasis is placed on the concept of safe, healthy and non-GMO consumption, and the safe product market is expanding day by day. In the world, where this rate is increasing every year, 70% of cotton is produced from genetically modified seeds.

All cotton, textile and apparel products that meet the relevant standards and criteria can be labeled as "non-GMO". To qualify and be marketed as GMO Free, cotton must meet a comprehensive list of criteria governing the cultivation, processing and sorting of cotton.

Cotton products to be evaluated in the GMO free or NON GMO program in the textile industry will need to pass the GMO test. For other products, GMO testing is optional. Currently, GMO testing technology is limited to cotton.

In a world where competition is constantly increasing, it is very important to be noticed in the international arena, but it has become so difficult. Today, products that cannot create brand value in the textile industry cannot stay in long-term positions in the market. In the textile sector, production sensitive to health, environment and ethical rules becomes one of the main determinants in consumer preferences and branding.

Do not hesitate to contact our expert team to get detailed information about GMO Free and NON GMO textile certification or to apply for certification.