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pima cotton

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pi·ma cotton  (pm)
n.
A very strong, high-grade cotton of medium staple developed from selected Egyptian cottons in the southwest United States.
[After Pima County in southern Arizona, location of the experimental farm on which it was developed in the early 1900s.]
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History of the Tea Collection Company: The Tea Collection infants and toddlers clothing company was founded in 2002, in the city of San Francisco, in the United States, by the husband and wife tandem Leigh Rawdon and Emily Meyer, with a collection of just three pima cotton sweaters.
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The company farms 150,000 acres of Pima cotton, tomatoes and other commodities on land mostly in Kings County in the San Joaquin Valley.
J.G. Boswell II, the former head of the company named for his father, ... by The Food & Fiber Letter
 
 
 
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