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U.S. textile mills enter November with a split picture of fiber demand

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Economy / The fiber workshop U.S. textile mills enter November with a split picture of fiber demand USDA's new report shows lower manufactured-fiber consumption and a small increase in cotton-only spinning activity, while the broader cotton outlook points to tighter global supplies. NOVEMBER 4, 2026 · NEWJINMEDIA Cotton fiber spooling at the ARS Cotton Quality Research Station in Clemson, South Carolina, in an archival research photograph. Spindle counts and fiber volumes describe different aspects of mill activity. Photo by Scott Bauer, USDA Agricultural Research Service. Source · Public-domain rights USDA reports lower manufactured-fiber use and a small cotton-only spindle gain as mills face a tighter global cotton outlook. The Cotton System Consumption and Stocks report , released November 2 by USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service, puts those changes inside a manufacturing business whose raw materials, machinery and final customers do not move in lockstep. A...

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