Commodities and Products

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Natural and Engineered Fibres

Natural and Engineered Fibres

Natural and engineered fibres—along with value-added textiles and products such as yarn, fabric, and finished goods—collectively represent over 100 million metric tons of materials produced and consumed annually. This global industry supports the livelihoods of more than 50 million agricultural households and contributes over $500 billion in economic value worldwide from fibre to finished goods.

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    • Cotton

    • Flax Linen*

    • Hemp*

    • Sheepswool*

    • Cashmere*

    • Alpaca*

    • Viscose*

    • Nylon*

    • Polyester*

    • Next Gen Fibres*

    • Recycled Fibres*

    *Coming soon

    • Yarn - 0s - 120s 100% cotton and blended yarn (min 25% cotton)

    • Fabric - 100% cotton fabric and blended wovens and knit fabric (min 25% cotton)

    • Bi-Products and feedstocks - Comber noils, flats, yarn, cuttings, thread and post-consumer recycled feedstocks (e.g. t-shirts, bath, etc.)

Cultivated Food and Feed

Cultivated Food and Feed

Each year, the world produces more than 3 billion tonnes of staple crops such as maize, rice, wheat, soybeans and coffee. These crops feed both people and livestock, forming the backbone of global food security. Cultivated food and feed support hundreds of millions of farming households and generate nearly 5 trillion dollars in economic value annually.

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Livestock and Diary

Livestock and Dairy

From milk and meat to hides and wool, the livestock sector is a cornerstone of rural livelihoods and global food systems. Each year, the world produces over 350 million tonnes of meat and nearly 1 billion tonnes of milk, supporting tens of millions of pastoral and small-scale farming families and generating hundreds of billions in economic value.

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Timber and NTFP

Timber and NTFP

Forests provide far more than just timber. Non-timber forest products like fruits, nuts, resins, and fuelwood are essential for the well-being of billions of people—especially in rural communities. Together, timber and NTFPs contribute tens of billions of dollars to the global economy and serve as vital income sources for forest-dependent households.

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Fisheries and Aquaculture

Fisheries and Aquaculture

Fisheries and aquaculture provide over 220 million tonnes of aquatic products each year, feeding billions and supporting livelihoods across coastal and inland communities. With a combined market value exceeding $450 billion, this sector plays a vital role in both nutrition and the global economy.

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Bio-Fuel and Energy

Bio-Fuel and Energy

Bio-based energy sources like ethanol, biogas, and organic fertilisers are transforming how we power the world. This fast-growing sector is already worth over $100 billion annually and is helping drive the transition to clean energy. It also opens up new income streams for Sourcery producers who grow the feedstocks and capture the bio-residues and bi-products behind these solutions.

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