Texas Cotton Association
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Cotton Industry Support
Protecting and serving cotton merchants and members by facilitating the transportation of Texas Cotton.
About
Texas Cotton Association
Founded in
2014
EIN
740939410
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(6)
Category/Type
Community Development
Address
943 ROCK CANYON DR DUNCANVILLE, Texas 75137-2945 United States
Website
www.tca-cotton.org
Phone
(214)-537-5330
Email address
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About
The Texas Cotton Association, founded in 2014, facilitates communication within the cotton transportation industry. They work to reduce flow issues and foster relationships between members. The TCA serves cotton merchants and aims to protect and facilitate the transportation of Texas Cotton.
Mission
The Texas Cotton Association, chartered in 1911, informs members, maintains trade rules, provides arbitration, monitors legislation, and holds flow meetings to guarantee orderly cotton flow.
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