Import Cotton Bales — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Cotton Trade India offers three distinct cotton bale grades - Short Staple, Medium Staple and Long Staple - sourced from certified farms across the country. Each grade is processed to retain fibre purity and is presented in individually weighed bales that meet ISO and FSSAI standards. The supplier emphasises consistent packaging designed to protect the fibre during transit.

Typical industry parameters for these grades are: short staple length 22‑24 mm, medium staple 28‑32 mm and long staple 34‑38 mm; micronaire values generally fall between 3.2 and 4.8; moisture content is kept within 6‑8 % to avoid fibre degradation; and tensile strength ranges from 28‑36 cN/tex depending on the grade. Such specifications align with the requirements of yarn‑spinning mills and textile finishers. Standard bale weight is about 227 kg, wrapped in double‑layered jute bags that are common for bulk cotton shipments.

The bales are purchased by apparel manufacturers, home‑textile producers and medical‑textile makers who need reliable fibre characteristics. Cotton Trade India provides flexible order quantities, though the exact minimum should be confirmed directly with the supplier. Shipping can be arranged on FOB or CIF terms, with payment typically via L/C or T/T. Prospective buyers are encouraged to request certification copies and a recent laboratory analysis before finalising the contract.

Cotton Trade India operates from 101, Jeet Complex, 1st Floor, Opp. Municipal Market, C.G. Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. The company is listed as an imported tier supplier with a harbour trust tier, but its recorded response rate is 0 % and no average response time is provided, indicating limited engagement data.

The firm’s product focus is on cotton bales of three staple grades, each marketed as meeting ISO and FSSAI quality benchmarks. No explicit details on minimum order size, production capacity or client portfolio are disclosed in the public profile, so buyers should request those specifics during direct communication.