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28July 2026

Forced-Labor Compliance and Supply-Chain Traceability

American Spinning Works and Berry Blanks establish a shared operating model for documented, traceable, and forced-labor-free production—from raw-material origin through finished-goods export.

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WhatA project to rebuild premium cotton-spinning capacity in the U.S. — a ring-spinning hub in Yuma, Arizona.
WhyAmerica grows the world's finest Pima cotton but relies on exports for more than 85% of overall U.S. cotton demand, giving away the most valuable step: spinning.
WhereYuma, Arizona — western cotton belt, Interstate 8 & Union Pacific Sunset Route, Foreign Trade Zone #219.
CampaignOperation Chromite — the return-landing framing tied to the 1950 Inchon operation and the SS Lane Victory.
Impact (per mill)A full-scale project model estimates $120M+ retained in the U.S. economy and 400+ direct jobs; these are projections, not current outcomes.
StagePursuing federal Economic Development Administration support. See "Where We Stand" for status.
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American Spinning Works is rebuilding premium cotton-spinning capacity on U.S. soil, beginning with a ring-spinning hub in Yuma, Arizona — keeping the value of American Pima cotton at home instead of exporting it raw.

Long (≈90 words)

American Spinning Works is an initiative to bring premium cotton spinning back to the United States. America grows the world's finest Pima cotton but operates in a market where exports account for more than 85% of overall U.S. cotton demand, surrendering the most valuable step in the supply chain. Its flagship campaign, Operation Chromite, proposes a ring-spinning hub in Yuma, Arizona — a distressed community on premium freight corridors inside Foreign Trade Zone #219 — with a full-scale project model of $120M+ in retained value and 400+ jobs per mill, replacing an illustrative 2,900-mile round trip into a short domestic loop.

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>85%U.S. cotton demand is exports · USDA verified
$1.76value-add lost / lb
2,900+illustrative miles round-trip · modeled
$120M+retained / full-scale mill · modeled
400+full-scale jobs · project estimate
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