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Cotton is grown in 17 Southern U.S. states and processed through several steps before becoming clothing like jeans. Cotton bolls are harvested from plants and compressed into modules, then ginned to separate fibers from seeds. Fibers are spun into yarn, dyed and woven into cloth, while seeds are pressed for oil. The cotton fibers eventually get transformed into finished products like jeans after moving through cotton gins, textile mills, and clothing producers.
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Immediately after harvest, raw cashew nuts are processed, which is fundamental to maintain their
quality and properties. Farmers separate the drupe from the cashew apple to put them sun-drying.
These raw products are traded and then processed to obtain the cashew nut kernel. Product packaging is fundamental to maintain its quality, especially to avoid product damage, deterioration, or contamination. Appropriate packaging ensures a better quality and higher product value.
Further packaging, maintaining controlled optimal storage conditions is essential to maintain the product properties. Generally the processing of raw cashew nuts into edible cashew kernels takes the following steps (I) roasting; (ii) shelling; (iii) drying; (iv) peeling; (v) grading; (vi) quality controls/fumigation; and (vii) packaging. All these steps have to be conducted with care to obtain good quality and good grade kernels. In order to ensure the quality requirements and avoid contamination of the cashew nuts, preparation takes place under clean, hygienic, and ideal conditions.
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Cotton grows in many Southern states of the US. It is harvested by cotton pickers that remove the cotton from bolls and store it in trailers. The cotton is then compressed into modules and transported to cotton gins where it is separated from seeds. The fibers are spun into thread and woven or knitted into fabrics for clothing. Byproducts of cotton include cottonseed oil, livestock feed, and fertilizer.
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This document discusses the cotton production process from planting to end products. Cotton is grown in 17 states in the southern and western United States, with Texas producing nearly 5 million bales of cotton annually. Cotton provides numerous products beyond fabric including cottonseed oil, livestock feed, fertilizer, and explosives. The cotton plant yields cotton lint, cottonseed, and hulls that are used to make textiles, cooking oil, rubber, plastics, soap, and other goods.
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This document discusses the cotton production process from planting to harvesting cotton crops in various US states to manufacturing cotton products like fabrics, cottonseed oil, and more. It lists the main states that grow cotton and their annual cotton production in millions of bales, with Texas producing the most at 4.92 million bales annually. The document also outlines the various products and byproducts derived from cotton crops and cotton processing, such as fabrics, cottonseed oil, fertilizer, and livestock feed.
julanevernique prsentation
1) JULANEVERNIQUE aims to be the strongest merchandising textile company in the country by satisfying customers and ensuring quality service.
2) The company's vision is to become a well-known and trustworthy provider of textile merchandising.
3) The company offers various natural and manufactured textile fibers including cotton, wool, silk, nylon, and polyester for weaving and knitting into fabrics.
Processing of wool
The major steps to process wool from sheep to fabric are: shearing, cleaning/scouring, grading/sorting, carding, spinning, weaving, and finishing. Shearing removes the wool fleece from sheep annually. Cleaning/scouring removes contaminants from raw wool using alkaline baths. Grading/sorting separates wool by quality. Carding straightens and blends fibers. Spinning twists fibers into yarn on machines. Weaving forms yarn into fabric using basic weaves. Finishing includes fulling, stretching, crabbing and dyeing to felt, strengthen and finish the fabric.
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These raw products are traded and then processed to obtain the cashew nut kernel. Product packaging is fundamental to maintain its quality, especially to avoid product damage, deterioration, or contamination. Appropriate packaging ensures a better quality and higher product value.
Further packaging, maintaining controlled optimal storage conditions is essential to maintain the product properties. Generally the processing of raw cashew nuts into edible cashew kernels takes the following steps (I) roasting; (ii) shelling; (iii) drying; (iv) peeling; (v) grading; (vi) quality controls/fumigation; and (vii) packaging. All these steps have to be conducted with care to obtain good quality and good grade kernels. In order to ensure the quality requirements and avoid contamination of the cashew nuts, preparation takes place under clean, hygienic, and ideal conditions.
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Cotton grows in many Southern states of the US. It is harvested by cotton pickers that remove the cotton from bolls and store it in trailers. The cotton is then compressed into modules and transported to cotton gins where it is separated from seeds. The fibers are spun into thread and woven or knitted into fabrics for clothing. Byproducts of cotton include cottonseed oil, livestock feed, and fertilizer.
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This document discusses the cotton production process from planting to harvesting cotton crops in various US states to manufacturing cotton products like fabrics, cottonseed oil, and more. It lists the main states that grow cotton and their annual cotton production in millions of bales, with Texas producing the most at 4.92 million bales annually. The document also outlines the various products and byproducts derived from cotton crops and cotton processing, such as fabrics, cottonseed oil, fertilizer, and livestock feed.
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1) JULANEVERNIQUE aims to be the strongest merchandising textile company in the country by satisfying customers and ensuring quality service.
2) The company's vision is to become a well-known and trustworthy provider of textile merchandising.
3) The company offers various natural and manufactured textile fibers including cotton, wool, silk, nylon, and polyester for weaving and knitting into fabrics.
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The major steps to process wool from sheep to fabric are: shearing, cleaning/scouring, grading/sorting, carding, spinning, weaving, and finishing. Shearing removes the wool fleece from sheep annually. Cleaning/scouring removes contaminants from raw wool using alkaline baths. Grading/sorting separates wool by quality. Carding straightens and blends fibers. Spinning twists fibers into yarn on machines. Weaving forms yarn into fabric using basic weaves. Finishing includes fulling, stretching, crabbing and dyeing to felt, strengthen and finish the fabric.
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A Material which is available in the form of thin and continuous stand is called Fibre.
The thin strands of thread that we see are made up of still thinner strands called Fibres.
The cloth produced by weaving or knitting textile fibre is called Fabric.
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- 1. Where did your jeans come from? THE STORY OF C O T T O N C O T T O N C O T T O N C O T T O N C O T T O N C O T T O N C O T T O N C O T T O N
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