China'S Share Of US Cotton Exports Is Low, And Southeast Asian Countries Are Rising Rapidly.

According to the Ministry of agriculture's Global Forecast of production and demand in August, China accounted for 2014/15.

The proportion of exports dropped to 23%, the lowest level since 2001/02.

After China's entry into WTO, it has been the largest market for us cotton exports.

Over the past ten years, China accounted for more than 2/3 of the total volume of US cotton exports, and hit a record high of 54% in 2011/12.

In the future, though China will still be the United States cotton.

The main market, but considering China's efforts to digest cotton reserves, China's share of US cotton exports is unlikely to return to its former level.

Affected by China's policies, Southeast Asian countries, especially Vietnam and Indonesia.

Consumption has increased significantly, and the import volume of US cotton has increased significantly.

While China's imports to the US and cotton decreased, the import volume of the second largest markets of US cotton exports decreased significantly in Turkey, ranking third, ranking behind Vietnam.

In addition, the third largest market for us cotton exports, Mexico's imports of US cotton also dropped to its lowest level in nearly 20 years, ranking to fifth place, after Vietnam and Indonesia.