Cotton Outlook further increases 2026/27 global cotton output

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Cotton Outlook’s projection of global cotton output in 2026/27 was increased by a further 185,000 tons in June, to 25.64 million tons.

This is the result of estimates of higher production in the United States, partially offset by a reduction for Pakistan.

The consumption projection was increased modestly to 26.16 million tons as a result of which, there would be a reduction of global stocks by the end of the next marketing year of 517,000 tons.

For the current cotton season, global production has been maintained at 26.56 million tons, while consumption was raised by 271,000 tons to 26.49 million tons owing to adjustments for several major markets.

The estimated addition to global stock levels by August 31, 2026, has therefore narrowed further, to 71,000 tons.

Bhargav Pathak
Bhargav Pathakhttps://textilesresources.com
With a passion for the textile, apparel, and fashion industry, I embarked on a journey fueled by education from NIFT Gandhinagar and affiliation with NDBI at NID Ahmedabad. Since 2006, I've contributed to various corporate ventures, specializing in B2B, B2C, SaaS, and AI products within the textile domain. In July 2023, I launched TextilesResources.com, a knowledge hub offering the latest news, articles, and soon-to-come features like interviews and a trade fair calendar. Grateful for the growing community, we've recently introduced a Business Directory for enhanced visibility. Join us on LinkedIn and stay connected with the ever-evolving textile landscape!

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